ISCO de Mayo – Provect-OX is Greater Than One

“If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants” Sir Isaac Newton

On May 5, 1998, Dr. George Hoag and his colleagues at the University of Connecticut and United Technologies Corporation kindled the remediation industry by describing the use of peroxygens (such as hydrogen peroxide or persulfate) and/or permanganate to remove organic contaminants from impacted environmental media (US Patent 6,019,548 ; 6,474,908 B1 ). Today – twenty years later – it is appropriate to recognize these scientific contributions as these patents expire and the use of these oxidants as described freely enters the public domain.

PROVECT-OX ®

Self-Activating ISCO / Enhanced Bioremediation Reagent

In 2014, Provectus debuted Provect-OX®  as the industry’s first self-activated, persulfate-based ISCO amendment specifically designed to support sustained bioremediation processes and therefore minimize rebound (US patent 9,126,245). In 2017, we improved the amendment by adding Terr-OR   as a buffer and stabilizer for reactive ferrate (patents pending). To date, we have safely and effectively implemented the technology around the globe using a series of preferred (injection) contractors to remediate sites in a single application, without rebound.
When persulfate-based ISCO alternatives are comparatively analyzed (Click Here), Provect-OX ®  amendments maintain their leadership in terms of:
• Safety: Provect-OX®  has fewer health and safety concerns as compared to use of traditional activation methods such as heat, chelated metals, hydrogen peroxide or pH extremes using NaOH. Provect-OX®  will not generate excessive heat/off-gases.
• Ease of Use: Single component product – all in one bag – with integrated buffer, ferrate-stabilizer, and activator results in simplified logistics and application.
  • No additional containers or multi-step mixing ratios required during field application
  • Fewer handling logistics and equipment compatibility issues
  • No secondary containment requirements
• Increased Effectiveness: Promotes multiple oxidation reactions such as ferrate, superoxide and persulfate-based free radicals yielding more extensive in situ oxidation of a wider-range of organic contaminants. Also provides a unique microbiological component for multiple accelerated attenuation processes that act to minimize or prevent contaminant rebound after oxidation reactions have terminated.
• Cost Efficiency: Significantly lower costs due to the utilization of multiple oxidants with combined secondary treatment processes. Use of ferric oxide conserves oxidant when compared to organo-iron or chelated iron activation.
• Improved Performance: Will not mobilize heavy metals or cause the generation of secondary impact issues such as elevated arsenic or chromium resulting from grossly elevated pH.
• Longevity: Uniquely supports long-term, sustained (>3 years), secondary bioremediation processes to manage residuals and minimize or prevent contaminant rebound. Iron will remain in place and active for many years.
• Patented Technology: Fully covered US and pending international patent 9,126,245 (other patents pending) that indemnify you and your client from patent infringement.
Provect-OX ® has been successfully used in North America, South America, Oceania and EAMA. Various examples of these projects, along with lessons learned, can be found on our website .
Made in the USA, Brazil, Italy and Taiwan

Our Upcoming Events

May 16-18, 2018
Our Provectus team will be exhibiting at Booth#418 or available at one of the following presentations during the conference.
PRESENTATIONS :
Wednesday, May 16 (1:30 – 2:00 PM) – Underground Storage Tanks Session
Managing Rebound by Combining Persulfate, Ferrate Generation and Enhanced Bioremediation for Safer, More Effective Remedial Actions. Moody, Will.
Thursday, May 17 (10:30 – 10:55 AM) – Remediation Session
Reasons and Technology for Controlling Excessive Methanogenesis during Remedial Actions.Mueller, James.
Focused Remediation Seminar Series
Phoenix, AZ – May 9, 2018
Dr. Jim Mueller will be presenting, ” ISCO or ISCR? – Advances and Selection Criteria for 2018″ .
Click Here for a free site evaluation, conceptual remedial design and material cost estimate (turn-key alternatives available upon request).
Contact us to schedule a private webinar, personal office visit, or another form of information transfer.