Webinar: Complete Onsite PFAS Treatment - Bridging the Gap Between Concentration and Destruction

Regenerable ion exchange resins and foam fractionation are two PFAS treatment technologies that have the ability to separate PFAS from a bulk liquid stream and concentrate them into a low volume waste stream that can be economically processed with a destruction technology. This presentation presents case studies on how regenerable ion exchange resins and foam fractionation have been applied by ECT2 to PFAS-impacted groundwater, leachate, and industrial waters to minimize waste and meet water discharge requirements. The resulting minimal waste streams can be further treated with a destruction technology to achieve complete onsite PFAS management. The second half of the presentation will review the pros and cons of various destruction technologies for destroying PFAS in regenerable ion exchange still bottoms and foam fractionate. Pilot and bench scale data will be presented on the PFAS destruction efficacy of electrochemical oxidation, plasma, UV sulfite treatment, supercritical water oxidation, and hydrothermal alkaline treatment. Have questions? Reach out to our team at https://www.ect2.com/contact-us/