Our newest vapour extraction system

Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team Apr 30, 2004

Vapour extraction, the removal of volatile organic compounds from soil using vacuum, has proven to be a highly efficient and cost-effective method of in-situ soil remediation

Vapour extraction, the removal of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from soil using vacuum, has proven to be a highly efficient and cost-effective method of in-situ soil remediation.

The newest EPG Companies vapour extraction system is packaged to include the following as standard features: vacuum blower and motor, condensate filter separator, vacuum relief valve, air dilution valve, vacuum gauge, control panel and base skid.

Blowers are selected based on the most effective solution to the work requirements of each site.

Common EPG vacuum blowers include: regenerative, centrifugal, multi-stage centrifugal, positive displacement and liquid ring.

Options include: 24-hour or 7-day blower, cycle timer, elapsed blower run time, meter inlet and outlet silencers, temperature gauge air flow sensor, air flow meter, condensate pump out package, plus many other options.

The EPG Portable Vapour Extraction System is perfect for conducting pilot studies on a potential vapour extraction site.

This system can determine whether the technology is feasible and will further define design parameters for a complete system.

EPG vapour extraction and air sparge systems are available pre-packaged, and skid, base or stand mounted.

Components may also be purchased separately.