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Aerobic Biodegradation of Oily Wastes: A Field Guide For Federal On-scene Coordinators

This field guidance document was produced specifically as an aid for Federal On-scene Coordinators in U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 6. It is intentionally limited in scope to best serve the requirements of the Region 6 Oil Program. This field guide consists of three parts complemented by appendices. The first part provides information to help evaluate the nature of the environment where land treatment is considered and a summary of the existing regulations and policies in Region 6. The second part provides an overview of the factors to be considered and studied when determining if farming is a viable option and also discusses key points in the process design. The last part focuses on operation issues and provides useful tools and information for efficient management of aerobic land treatments

  • Aerobic Biodegradation of Oily Wastes (pdf) (781.17 KB)
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