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Entry: bioventing
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The movement of air through the vadose zone can be optimised to maximise the amount of in situ biodegradation taking place, and so minimise the amount of VOC collected at the surface that requires further treatment. This approach is known as “bioventing".
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Definition
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The movement of air through the vadose zone can be optimised to maximise the amount of in situ biodegradation taking place, and so minimise the amount of VOC collected at the surface that requires further treatment. This approach is known as “bioventing".
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bioventing
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bioventing
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The book: Sustainable and risk-based land management for contaminated sites in practice (no date). Available at: https://www.r3environmental.co.uk/srblm/the-book-sustainable-and-risk-based-land-management-for-contaminated-sites-in-practice (Accessed: 14 May 2025).SRBLM 10.5.3
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