Efficient MicroBlowers for Remediation at Savannah River Site, South Carolina

Jan 12, 2026

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Over 50 MicroBlowers are actively in operation at the Savannah River Site, covering 300 square miles in South Carolina. These systems serve dual purposes: as a polishing method post-active Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) and as the primary remediation technique for small contamination sources. While they primarily target chlorinated solvents, one specific site combines BTEX compounds with chlorinated solvents. All operations are compliant with Records of Decision (RODs) or interim actions, ensuring rigorous environmental standards are met.

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Efficient MicroBlowers for Remediation at Savannah River Site, South Carolina

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Over 50 MicroBlowers are in operation at the 300 square mile Savannah River Site in South Carolina. Used as polishing after active SVE Used as primary remediation for small sources Primarily chlorinated solvents but one site is a mix of BTEX and chlorinated solvents All permitted in RODS or interim actions.