CAPE CANAVERAL AIR FORCE STATION, Fla. -- During September 2010, Cape Canaveral AFS restoration contractors began treating two chlorinated solvent source areas in the air force station industrial area using emulsified vegetable oil and emulsified zero valent iron. The technology, which has achieved 99 percent source eradication at other wing sites, is introducing over 649,000 gallons of treatment agent into the subsurface at this secure National Reconnaissance Office facility. The injection process is carefully monitored and controlled using a mobile computerized control system (trailer). The injection media is introduced through a direct push rig, as shown. Air Force photo
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