Organic clays prove effective
in treating pipe line cleaning water.
See the article about how organic clays prove effective in treating
pipe cleaning water.
Proceedings, Battelle conference
for permeable barriers, Monterey, CA,May 2006.
See
the article.
In-situ
construction of a semi-permeable sand/clay/organoclay layer as a component
of a ground-water system for an anaerobic biocell treating organochlorine
pesticides in soil. See
the article.
"Urban
Runoff Treatment Facility removes Organics, Bacteria and Viruses"
Available
upon request
The
Value of Organoclays in Permeable Barriers.
The function of permeable barriers.
George
R. Alther. Using Organoclays for Efficient Dewatering.
Pollution Engineering, Sept. 2004, pg 52-54
Economic
Recycling Can economic recycling
of wastwater help reduce water shortages? By P. Cartwright and G. Alther.
Water and Wastewater Products, Sept-Oct 2004 pg 66-67. www.wwp-online.com.
A
Winning combination. G.R Alther, July 2004. Under Groundwater
Remediation, Water & Wastewater Products, Stevens Publishing. pg
22-27. Look on http://www.wwp-online.com
under "archives". Article deals with creosote, what it is
and how it is removed by Oilsorb™ organoclay.
Poster
Session - Evaluation of Two Organoclays, Clinoptilolite and Hydroxy-Apatite
as Sorbents for Heavy Metal Removal from Water, George
Alther (Biomin), Fred D. Tillman, Jr. (University of Virginia) and James
A. Smith (University of Virginia)
Removing Oils from Water
with Organoclays.
G.R. Alther, 2002, American
Water Works Association Journal, pp. 115-121, AWWA, Denver, CO.
Using
Organoclays to Enhance Carbon Filtration. G.R.
Alther, 2002, Waste Management Journal, 22, pp. 507-513, Elsevier Science
Ltd., London, U.K.
How
to Remove Emulsified Oil from Wastewater with Organoclay.
G.R. Alther, 2001, Water Engineering and Management, pp. 27-29, Scranton,
Gillette, DesPlaines, IL.
Stormwater
Treatment - Organoclays are a cost-effective, easy-to-use method for
removing oil from water in a variety of applications. G.R.
Alther, October 2001, Water, Environment
and Technology, pp. 31-34.
Preventing
Resin and Membrane Fouling with Clay Prepolish - Organically modified
clay permanently captures oil, other foulants. G.R.
Alther, Winter 2000, The Analyst, pp. 17-21.
Maximize
Water Cleanup Performance. G.R.
Alther, 2000, Environmental Protection Magazine, pp. 37-41, February
issue, Stevens Publishing, Dallas, TX.
Using Organoclays to Remove Oil from Water. G.R.
Alther, October, 2000, Wateronline.com.
Organoclays
Improve Performance of Pump & Treat Systems,
Part 1 and
Part 2. G.R. Alther,
February, 2000, Wateronline.com.
Eliminación
de aceites de aguas residuales con organoarcilla. G.R.
Alther, 1999, Revista Internacional De Agua Y Riego, Vol 19, No. 3.
Organoclays
Remove Oil, Grease, Solvents and Surfactants from Water. G.R.
Alther, 1999, Cleantech 99, Proceedings, pp. 77-80, Witter Publishing,
Flemington, NJ.
Organic
Clays Prove Effective in Treating Pipeline Cleanup Water.
G.R. Alther, April, 1999, Pipeline & Gas Industry, pp. 89-93, Gulf
Publishing, Houston, TX.
Put
the Breaks on Wastewater Emulsions. G.R.
Alther, March, 1998, Chemical Engineering, pp. 82-88.
Wastewater
Treatment: On- or Off-Site?
G.R. Alther, .January, 1998, Environmental Protection Magazine, pp.
19-23, Stevens Publishing, Dallas, TX.
Sediment
Stabilization And Permeable Barriers with Organoclay
Organically modified clays, also called organoclays, have found acceptance
as components of sediment and soil stabilization admixtures and as a
components of permeable barriers. Read more by G.R.
Alther
Polar
Organoclay to Remove Perchlorate and other Recalcitrants from Water.
G. Alther, 2005. The use of Polar Organoclays to remove Perchlorate
and other Recalcitrants from Water. Pres. at NGWA meeting, May 26, Conference
on MTBE and Perchlorate.
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