exsituBodenreinigungsverfahren
Ex-situ soil remediation is the practice of removing contaminated soil from its original location and treating it off-site or in an on-site treatment unit before returning clean material to the site or disposing of residuals. It contrasts with in-situ remediation, where treatment occurs without excavating the soil. Ex-situ approaches are chosen when contamination is too deep, widespread, or heterogeneous for in-situ methods, or when rapid cleanup and thorough treatment are required.
The typical process involves excavation of the contaminated layer, transportation to a treatment facility or an
Advantages of ex-situ remediation include generally higher treatment efficiency for certain contaminants, better process control, and
Regulatory frameworks typically require a site assessment, method selection justification, permits, and post-treatment validation to ensure