biotreatment

The destruction technology used is neutralization followed by biotreatment.

Confined environments, such as bioreactors can be employed in biotreatment processes.

However, several high-throughput techniques originally developed for medical studies can be applied to assess biotreatment in confined environments.

Using technologies for separation (biotreatment and thermal treatment)

The plant will use neutralization with a hot caustic solution followed by bacterial biotreatment to destroy mustard agent.

Biotreatment to neutralize chemical weapons stockpile.

Confined environments, such as bioreactors, have been engineered to overcome the physical, chemical and biological limiting factors of biotreatment processes in highly controlled systems.

Land Farming is a bioremediation treatment process that is performed in the upper soil zone or in biotreatment cells.

Celgene recently formed a strategic alliance with Betz Laboratories, based in Trevose, Pa., to market its biotreatment system.

Typically the material is disposed of by high dilution with biotreatment, deep well injection, incineration, wet air oxidation, Humid Peroxide Oxidation or other speciality processes.

'Conflicting Messages' "The E.P.A. sends very conflicting messages," said Keith Kaufman, president of the year-old Applied Biotreatment Association, a Washington trade group.

With community input garnered through the ACWA Dialogue process, Department of Defense selects destruction technologies for both sites that same year - neutralization followed by biotreatment for the Colorado stockpile and neutralization followed by supercritical water oxidation for the Kentucky stockpile.

After an assessment of problem munitions showed that their destruction would be difficult using neutralization and biotreatment - ACWA decided to explore use of Explosive Destruction Technology (aka Explosive Demolition Technology, Explosive Detonation Technology, EDT) for these projectiles.