Treating Contaminants from the Arctic Circle to Antarctica
Our clients depend on us to completely remediate contaminants—safely, on time, and on budget.
Our Technology
Reclaim land with explosives-impacted soil. Our Enhanced Thermal Conduction technology safely restores soil, allowing cities and states to safely rebuild. Pictured is a photo from the notable Ravenna Army Ammunition Plant in Ohio where artillery was made for WWII, the Korean and Vietnam War.
11,000 tons of hydrocarbon impacted soil in Edson, Alberta was restored in approximately 6 months.
Our Enhanced Thermal Conduction technology utilizes petroleum-impacted soil to fuel the restoration treatment.
Reclaim land with explosives-impacted soil. Our Enhanced Thermal Conduction technology safely restores soil, allowing cities and states to safely rebuild. Pictured is a photo from the notable Ravenna Army Ammunition Plant in Ohio where artillery was made for WWII, the Korean and Vietnam War.
11,000 tons of hydrocarbon impacted soil in Edson, Alberta was restored in approximately 6 months.
Our Enhanced Thermal Conduction technology utilizes petroleum-impacted soil to fuel the restoration treatment.
Iron Creek Group evaluates site conditions, contaminant type, and material characteristics (dry soil vs. wet sludge) to determine whether ETC, TecZero™, or a combination of both is the right fit for the job.
Equipment mobilizes directly to the site by air, ship or truck and is operational within days of arrival.
Contaminated soils and/or sludges are excavated and treated in a self-contained system: ETC stacks drier soil over heating elements and encloses it for indirect thermal treatment; TecZero™ processes wet material in modular bins without prescreening.
Vaporized contaminants are captured and destroyed, meeting or exceeding applicable regulatory standards. The result delists and declassifies waste.
Treated soil is able to be backfilled on site without the need to source replacement fill.
Iron Creek Group documents treatment results to support the client’s regulatory sign-off and site closure process.
The photo shows the visible change in soil after Enhanced Thermal Conduction (ETC) treatment.
The material on the right is the treated soil; clean, odorless and free of hydrocarbon staining. Because the operation is static, the process doesn’t pulverize the soil like other thermal treatments. Thus, the soil maintains the integrity of its structure while it’s evenly penetrated with heat. Rainwater activates the microbes in the soil allowing it to naturally revegetate. ETC technology can treat even the most thickest clays.
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