Government & Municipal
Our HALT process harnesses the unique properties of hot, compressed water to break the strong carbon-fluorine bonds that hold PFAS together.
Site RemediationMilitary & Defense
Site Remediation
Complex site remediation projects must integrate PFAS destruction to avoid shipping hazardous materials off-site. Our PFAS destruction systems can be brought on-site to dispose of remediation byproducts, integrating well with most standard soil remediation treatment trains.
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We can work with your team to reduce overall project costs while improving environmental compliance and reducing liability.
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Soil Washing
Thermal Desorption
Fire Training Ponds

Soil Washing

While soil washing reduces the volume of PFAS-impacted material for disposal, it produces several byproducts which need disposal (soil wash water, soil fines).

Integrating HALT into the treatment train allows for safe and effective treatment of concentrated liquid byproducts.

Thermal Desorption

Thermal Desorption  is an effective method to volatilize PFAS from impacted soils, converting PFAS into a thermal vapor condensate for secondary treatment.
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Integrating HALT into the treatment train allows for safe and effective treatment of concentrated liquid byproducts.

Fire Training Ponds

Fire training ponds often contain PFAS in levels exceeding several parts-per-million (ppm), and liquids require complex treatment prior to disposal.
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Integrating HALT into the treatment train allows for safe and effective treatment of concentrated liquid byproducts.
Military & Defense
Complex site remediation projects must integrate PFAS destruction to avoid shipping hazardous materials off-site. Our PFAS destruction systems can be brought on-site to dispose of remediation byproducts, compliance wastes, and AFFF stockpiles.
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We can work with your team to reduce overall project costs while improving environmental compliance and reducing liability.
Soil Washing
Fire Fighting System Cleanouts
AFFF Stockpile Disposal

Soil Washing

While soil washing reduces the volume of PFAS-impacted material for disposal, it produces several byproducts which need disposal (soil wash water, soil fines).

Integrating HALT into the treatment train allows for safe and effective treatment of concentrated liquid byproducts.

Fire Fighting System Cleanouts

Fire trucks and fire suppression systems used with AFFF must be cleaned out to improve environmental compliance.
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Residual wastewater produced during cleaning requires disposal. HALT enables on-site disposal of AFFF cleanout wastewater.

AFFF Stockpile Disposal

Bulk AFFF must be disposed of in a cost-effective manner to facilitate transitions to fluorine-free firefighting foams. Traditional disposal is being phased out, and presents public health concerns.
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HALT can be leveraged to help dispose of bulk AFFF stockpiles as legacy disposal options are phased out.
Water & Wastewater
Complex site remediation projects must integrate PFAS destruction to avoid shipping hazardous materials off-site. Our PFAS destruction systems can be brought on-site to dispose of remediation byproducts, compliance wastes, and AFFF stockpiles.
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We can work with your team to reduce overall project costs while improving environmental compliance and reducing liability.

Drinking Water Utilities must adapt to treat PFAS

PFAS will change treatment system designs, with challenging waste streams to manage and increased operational costs - the status quo won’t do. 

Drinking water utilities are challenged with upcoming amendments of the SDWA with bolder policies for MCLs and potential impacts from CERCLA.
Regulations driving change
PFAS disposal options impact treatment choices
Be proactive and invest in innovation
Soil Washing
Fire Fighting System Cleanouts
AFFF Stockpile Disposal

Soil Washing

While soil washing reduces the volume of PFAS-impacted material for disposal, it produces several byproducts which need disposal (soil wash water, soil fines).

Integrating HALT into the treatment train allows for safe and effective treatment of concentrated liquid byproducts.

Fire Fighting System Cleanouts

Fire trucks and fire suppression systems used with AFFF must be cleaned out to improve environmental compliance.
‍
Residual wastewater produced during cleaning requires disposal. HALT enables on-site disposal of AFFF cleanout wastewater.

AFFF Stockpile Disposal

Bulk AFFF must be disposed of in a cost-effective manner to facilitate transitions to fluorine-free firefighting foams. Traditional disposal is being phased out, and presents public health concerns.
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HALT can be leveraged to help dispose of bulk AFFF stockpiles as legacy disposal options are phased out.
Additional Resources
Interstate Technology Regulatory Coucil
Technical Resources for Addressing Environmental Release.
EPA Treament Guides
Drinking Water Treat-ability Database
AWWA PFAS Resources
Drinking Water Treatment Guide
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