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Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in source area soil can create persistent groundwater plumes, which can be mitigated by soil removal or in situ treatment. Thermal desorption involves heating the soil to release PFAS chemicals, which are then removed using soil vapor extraction and treated aboveground. This process offers an onsite remediation alternative to offsite transport and treatment. This NAVFAC Fact Sheet on Thermal Desorption of PFAS from Soil summarizes two case studies from the Department of Defense (DoD) Environmental Security Technology Certification Program (ESTCP) demonstrating successful PFAS soil remediation using ex situ and in situ thermal treatment.

William H. DiGuiseppi

Principal Hydrogeologist at Jacobs; Adjunct Faculty at Colorado School of Mines

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Nice summary of the work done by Jacobs, Battelle, TRS, and others. Congratulations Amanda Struse on leading this effort!

Rick Wice

PFAS and EC Practice Group Leader at Sundance Consultants, LLC, Immediate Past Chair SAME Environmental Community of Interest, Instructor Remediation Engineering Carnegie Mellon University

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getting fluorine mass balance was a tough nut to crack

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Rebecca Higgins

Midwest Remediation Growth Leader

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Awesome to see this important work shared, Russ, great job!

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