****************************************************** NOTES: The following file was extracted by COPA from the U.S. EPA VISITT 4.0 database, for use on the COPA BBS. The information in the VISITT database is provided directly by the technology vendors, and is not verified by EPA or COPA. ******************************************************* The following information is contained in this file: Vendor Contact Information Technology Description Technology Highlights Technology Limitations Other Comments on Technology Waste Applicability Representative Projects Technical References Estimated Price Range Treatability Study Capabilities Pilot Scale Information Full Scale Information Page No. 1 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B ________________________________________________________________________ Technology Trade Name: X*trax (TM) Address: Clemson Technology Center 100 Technology Drive City: Anderson, South Carolina 29625 USA Contact: Carl Palmer/Chetan Trivedi (708)361-7520 Title: Project Manager Phone: (803) 646-2413 Fax: (803) 646-5311 Status: Full scale ________________________________________________________________________ DESCRIPTION OF TECHNOLOGY The X*TRAX process uses an indirectly heated rotary dryer to continuously volatilize water and organic contaminants from soil sludges and sediment in a sealed system. Mercury wastes can also be treated. The hot treated solids are cooled and dedusted using the condensed water removed from the feed. An inert carrier gas (nitrogen) transports the volatilized components to a gas treatment train. The gas treatment train removes the entrained particulate solids with a scrubber and then cools the entire gas stream to less than 5 degrees Centigrade (C) (40 degrees Fahrenheit) to condense the volatilized organics. Ninety to ninety-five percent of the carrier gas is reheated to 315 degrees C (600 degrees F) and recycled to the dryer. The remainder of the carrier gas passes through a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter and a carbon adsorption system before being discharged to the atmosphere. The condensed liquid organic removed from the soil is disposed off site. Page No. 2 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B TECHNOLOGY HIGHLIGHTS X*TRAX removes organic contaminants from solids such as soils so that the processed soil can be left on site. The process has been demonstrated effectively on soils contaminated with solvents, chlorinated solvents, fuels, pesticides and PCBs. After removing the water and organic contaminants, the condensed water is added back to the treated soil to cool it and provide a suitable solid for backfilling. X*TRAX has an emission rate approximately 200 times less than that of an incinerator of the same capacity, and in most cases, the X*TRAX operating cost is lower. Also, the X*TRAX treated solids exhibit characteristics similar to uncontaminated soil unlike the ash produced by an incinerator. The transportable Model 200 X*TRAX can process up to 240 tons per day and requires two weeks for on-site setup. Treating 25,000 tons of soil contaminated with 1,000 ppm of organics would produce less than two tank trucks (8,000 gallons) of condensed liquid organic for off-site disposal. The X*TRAX unit has been demonstrated on several mixed wastes (radioactive/RCRA). Radioactive emissions were undetectable, demonstrating excellent air emission control. Page No. 3 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B TECHNOLOGY LIMITATIONS With the exception of mercury, the process does not reduce heavy metal concentrations. Chemical stabilization reagents can be added to the treated solids before cooling to reduce the leachability of heavy metals when necessary. For economic reasons, the solids content of the feed should be greater than 40 percent. Soils with high levels of natural organic material (peat) should be avoided since the resulting organic acids are water soluble. The feed material must be screened to minus 60 mm (2-3/8 inches) before processing. There is no metals concentration limit for the feed material since volatile metals such as mercury are condensed and any metal containing particulate solids are removed by the HEPA filter before venting to the atmosphere. Page No. 4 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B OTHER COMMENTS ON TECHNOLOGY As of February 1, 1995, over 110 laboratory-scale and 15 pilot- scale treatability studies have been performed. RUST maintains a dedicated laboratory and staff for performing lab-scale treatability studies which require 6 to 10 weeks from sample receipt to delivery of the test report. The pilot-scale system is available for on site pilot testing. One full-scale Model 200 X*TRAX system has been constructed and has completed operations at the Resolve Superfund site in Massachusetts. The system was used to treat 50,000 tons of PCB contaminated soil. On this project, PCBs were routinely reduced from several thousand ppm to less than 2 ppm. The process air emissions had no detectible PCBs, yielding an equivalent destructive removal efficiency (DRE) of over 99.9999996 percent; no PCBs were destroyed, but rather were recovered as a condensed liquid for disposal. Over 97 percent PCB recovery was demonstrated during a one-month period, confiming the non-destructive basis of the technology. For information on full-scale treatment service please contact RUST at 7250 West College Drive, Palos Heights, Illinois, 60463. Treatability studies are conducted at the Clemson Technical Center in Anderson, South Carolina. For information regarding treatability studies or pilot-scale operations call Carl Palmer at (803) 646-2413. Page No. 5 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B WASTE APPLICATIONS Media Actual/Potential _ _ Soil (in situ) X_ X_ Soil (ex situ) X_ X_ Sludge (Does not include municipal sewage sludge) _ X_ Solid (e.g., slag) _ _ Natural sediment (in situ) X_ X_ Natural sediment (ex situ) _ _ Groundwater (in situ) _ _ Off-gas generated from a primary innovative technology _ _ Dense nonaqueous phase liquids (DNAPL) in situ _ _ Light nonaqueous phase liquids (LNAPL) in situ Page No. 6 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B WASTE APPLICATIONS (Continued) Contaminants and Contaminant Groups Treated Actual/Potential Actual/Potential X_ X_ Halogenated volatiles _ _ Heavy metals X_ X_ Halogenated semivolatiles _ _ Nonmetallic toxic elements X_ X_ Nonhalogenated volatiles X_ X_ Radioactive metals X_ X_ Nonhalogenated semivolatiles _ _ Asbestos X_ X_ Organic pesticides/herbicides X_ X_ Inorganic cyanides X_ X_ Dioxins/furans _ _ Inorganic corrosives X_ X_ PCBs X_ X_ Polynuclear aromatics (PNAs) Miscellaneous_____________ X_ X_ Solvents _ _ Explosives/propellents X_ X_ Benzene-toluene-ethylbenzene- _ _ Organometallic pesticides/ xylene (BTEX) herbicides X_ X_ Acetonitrile (organic cyanide) _ _ Organic acids Others: Effective on solids contaminated with elemental mercury. Page No. 7 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B WASTE APPLICATIONS (Continued) Industrial Waste Sources or Site Types Treated Actual/Potential Actual/Potential X_ X_ Agriculture _ X_ Munitions manufacturing _ _ Battery recycling/disposal X_ X_ Paint/ink formulation X_ X_ Chloro-alkali manufacturing X_ X_ Pesticide manufacturing/use X_ X_ Coal gasification X_ X_ Petroleum refining and reuse X_ X_ Dry cleaners _ X_ Photographic products _ X_ Electroplating X_ X_ Plastics manufacturing X_ X_ Gasoline/service station _ _ Pulp and paper industry X_ X_ Herbicide manufacturing/use X_ X_ Other organic chemical manufacturing X_ X_ Industrial landfills _ _ Other inorganic chemical _ _ Inorganic/organic pigments manufacturing X_ X_ Machine shops _ _ Rubber manufacturing _ _ Metal ore mining and smelting _ _ Semiconductor manufacturing X_ X_ Municipal landfill X_ X_ Wood preserving Others: _ _ Uranium mining ---------- Page No. 8 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Site Name or Industry Type if Client Identity Confidential: Re-Solve, Inc. * ______________________________________________ City: North Dartmouth _________________________ State/Province: Massachusetts ____________________ Country: USA _______________ Project Took Place at Site Named: Yes At another Site (e.g., a Test Facility): No Industrial Waste Sources or Site Types Treated _ Agriculture _ Paint/ink formulation _ Battery recycling/disposal _ Pesticide manufacturing/use _ Chloro-alkali manufacturing _ Petroleum refining and reuse _ Coal gasification _ Photographic products _ Dry cleaning _ Plastics manufacturing _ Electroplating _ Pulp and paper industry _ Gasoline service station _ Other organic chemical manuf. _ Herbicide manufacturing/use _ Other inorganic chemical manufacturing _ Industrial landfills _ Semiconductor manufacturing _ Inorganic/organic pigments _ Rubber manufacturing _ Machine shops _ Wood preserving _ Metal ore mining and smelting _ Uranium mining _ Municipal landfills _ Munitions manufacturing Others: __________ Solvent recycling and organic waste disposal facility Page No. 9 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Site Name or Industry Type if Client Identity Confidential: Re-Solve, Inc. * ______________________________________________ Regulation/Statute/Organization Media _ RCRA Corrective Action _ Soil (in situ) X_ CERCLA X_ Soil (ex situ) _ TSCA _ Sludge _ Safe Drinking Water Act _ Solid _ UST Corrective Action _ Natural Sediment (in situ) _ U.S. Department of Defense _ Natural Sediment (ex situ) _ U.S. Department of Energy _ Groundwater (in situ) _ State: _ Off-gas generated from a primary treatment technology _ Other: _ Dense nonaqueous phase liquid (in situ) _ Not Applicable _ Light nonaqueous phase liquid (in situ) _ Other: Volume/Quantity Treated: 50,000 __________ ton _______________(units) Area treated (for in situ projects): __________ _______________(units) Depth treated (for in sity projects): __________ _______________(units) Page No. 10 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Site Name or Industry Type if Client Identity Confidential: Re-Solve, Inc. * ______________________________________________ Application Type X_ Full-scale cleanup _ TSCA Research and Development _ Field Demonstration _ EPA SITE Demonstration Program _ Pilot scale treatability study _ EPA SITE Emerging Technology Program _ RCRA Research, Development and Demo _ Research _ TSCA National Demonstration Other: __________ Estimated or actual total and/or unit cost for this project Cost: 175 ____________ Units: ton _________________ Total: ____________ Page No. 11 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Site Name or Industry Type if Client Identity Confidential: Re-Solve, Inc. * ______________________________________________ Performance Data Contaminant Untreated Concent. Treated Concent. ----------------------------- --------------------- --------------------- PCBs 25 -13,000 ppm 2 -8 ppm Page No. 12 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Site Name or Industry Type if Client Identity Confidential: Re-Solve, Inc. * ______________________________________________ Person outside company familiar with project (optional): Name: Paul de Percin ________________________________________ Company: U.S. EPA Risk Reduction Enginering Lab. ________________________________________ Address: 26 West Martin Luther King Drive ________________________________________ Cincinnati, OH 45268 ________________________________________ Phone: (513) 569-7797______________ Additional Project Information: _______________ Demonstration test completed May 1992 using full-scale equipment. SITE demonstation also completed in May 1992 at the Re-Solve site. Remediation started June of 1993. ROD requires PCB removal to less than 25 mg/kg. Treated 500 tons of soil during demonstration. All treated soil samples showed PCBs at less than 2 mg/kg and most were ND at 1 mg/kg. Page No. 13 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Site Name or Industry Type if Client Identity Confidential: Oak Ridge National Laboratory * ______________________________________________ City: Oak Ridge _________________________ State/Province: Tennessee ____________________ Country: USA _______________ Project Took Place at Site Named: Yes At another Site (e.g., a Test Facility): No Industrial Waste Sources or Site Types Treated _ Agriculture _ Paint/ink formulation _ Battery recycling/disposal _ Pesticide manufacturing/use _ Chloro-alkali manufacturing _ Petroleum refining and reuse _ Coal gasification _ Photographic products _ Dry cleaning _ Plastics manufacturing X_ Electroplating _ Pulp and paper industry _ Gasoline service station _ Other organic chemical manuf. _ Herbicide manufacturing/use _ Other inorganic chemical manufacturing _ Industrial landfills _ Semiconductor manufacturing _ Inorganic/organic pigments _ Rubber manufacturing X_ Machine shops _ Wood preserving _ Metal ore mining and smelting _ Uranium mining _ Municipal landfills _ Munitions manufacturing Others: __________ Manufacturer of nuclear weapons components. Comingled organic, metals and uranium waste. Page No. 14 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Site Name or Industry Type if Client Identity Confidential: Oak Ridge National Laboratory * ______________________________________________ Regulation/Statute/Organization Media X_ RCRA Corrective Action _ Soil (in situ) _ CERCLA _ Soil (ex situ) _ TSCA X_ Sludge _ Safe Drinking Water Act _ Solid _ UST Corrective Action _ Natural Sediment (in situ) _ U.S. Department of Defense _ Natural Sediment (ex situ) X_ U.S. Department of Energy _ Groundwater (in situ) X_ State: TN - air permit _ Off-gas generated from a primary treatment technology _ Other: _ Dense nonaqueous phase liquid (in situ) _ Not Applicable _ Light nonaqueous phase liquid (in situ) _ Other: Volume/Quantity Treated: 18,000 __________ pounds _______________(units) Area treated (for in situ projects): __________ _______________(units) Depth treated (for in sity projects): __________ _______________(units) Page No. 15 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Site Name or Industry Type if Client Identity Confidential: Oak Ridge National Laboratory * ______________________________________________ Application Type _ Full-scale cleanup _ TSCA Research and Development _ Field Demonstration _ EPA SITE Demonstration Program X_ Pilot scale treatability study _ EPA SITE Emerging Technology Program _ RCRA Research, Development and Demo _ Research _ TSCA National Demonstration Other: __________ Estimated or actual total and/or unit cost for this project Cost: 400 ____________ Units: ton _________________ Total: ____________ Page No. 16 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Site Name or Industry Type if Client Identity Confidential: Oak Ridge National Laboratory * ______________________________________________ Performance Data Contaminant Untreated Concent. Treated Concent. ----------------------------- --------------------- ---------------------

Page No. 17 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS Site Name or Industry Type if Client Identity Confidential: Oak Ridge National Laboratory * ______________________________________________ Person outside company familiar with project (optional): Name: John M. Kennerly ________________________________________ Company: Martin Marietta Energy Systems ________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________ Oak Ridge, TN ________________________________________ Phone: (615) 574-9935______________ Additional Project Information: _______________ Treated 27 drums of water treatment plant sludge. The sludge was a RCRA/radioactive mixed waste. Thermal desorption was a pretreatment to chemical stabilization which had been inhibited by the high organic levels in the waste. No treatment goals were set for the thermal desorption processes. Page No. 18 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B TECHNICAL REFERENCES Author(s): Ayen, R.J., P. Matz and G.S. Meyers ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Title: Thermal Desorption of PCB Contaminated Soil at the Re-Solve Superfund ________________________________________________________________________ Site ________________________________________________________________________ Journal/Conference: HMCRI Fifteenth Superfund Conference, Washington, D.C., November 29 - ________________________________________________________________________ December 1, 1994 ________________________________________________________________________ Date: 11/94 ____________________ NTIS/EPA Document Number(s): _________________________ Page No. 19 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B TECHNICAL REFERENCES Author(s): Swanstrom, Carl and Carl Palmer ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Title: Thermal Separation of Solids Contaminated with Organics ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Journal/Conference: HazMat '91 West, Long Beach, California, November 19 - 21, 1991 ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Date: 11/91 ____________________ NTIS/EPA Document Number(s): _________________________ Page No. 20 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B TECHNICAL REFERENCES Author(s): Swanstrom, Carl ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Title: Determining the Applicability of X*TRAX for On-site Remediation ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Journal/Conference: HazMat Central, Rosemont, Illinois, April 3, 1991 ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Date: 04/91 ____________________ NTIS/EPA Document Number(s): _________________________ Page No. 21 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B TECHNICAL REFERENCES Author(s): Mike McElwee ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Title: Standard Treatability Study Procedure - Lab Scale ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Journal/Conference: Available from Vendor, phone (803) 646-2413 ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Date: 05/93 ____________________ NTIS/EPA Document Number(s): _________________________ Page No. 22 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B TECHNICAL REFERENCES Author(s): Palmer, Carl R. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Title: Experience with the X*TRAX Thermal Desorption System ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Journal/Conference: Remediation of Contaminated Sites ......Vancouver, BC ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Date: 05/93 ____________________ NTIS/EPA Document Number(s): _________________________ Page No. 23 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B ESTIMATED PRICE RANGE Estimated price range per unit of waste treated : $ 125 __________ to $ 225 __________ per ton _______________ Price estimates shown above do not always include all indirect costs associated with treatment, such as excavation, permits and treatment of residuals. For price comparisons, users should make certain that vendors provide estimates based on comparable remediation activities. Factors that have a significant effect on unit price. (1 is highest). 2__ Initial contaminant concentration 4__ Moisture content of soil 8__ Target contaminant concentration 7__ Site Preparation 1__ Quantity of waste 9__ Waste handling/preprocessing 11__ Depth of contamination 6__ Amount of debris with waste 10__ Depth to groundwater 5__ Characteristics of soil 3__ Characteristics of residual waste __ Utility/Fuel rates __ Labor Rates Others: __________ Moisture content in excess of 40 percent Page No. 24 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B TREATABILITY STUDY CAPABILITIES (BENCH-SCALE) Description of bench-scale testing procedures: ---------- The laboratory-scale X*TRAX system is a continuous system capable of processing 2 to 4 lb/hr. It contains a solids feed screw, externally heated rotary dryer, scrubber and heat exchangers to closely duplicate the pilot- and full-scale systems. A typical initial treatability test is performed at constant residence time and feed rate and two or three treatment temperatures. The high temperature is the maximum practical system temperature, which then produces the maximum removal efficiency. A reduced temperature test is also evaluated to determine the effect of temperature on the removal efficiency of the principle organic hazardous constituents (POHCs). Full-scale costs can be estimated from the lab-scale data. RUST's lab is currently permitted under RCRA, TSCA, and the Atomimc Energy Act (AEA) (radioactive) and can test ANY waste type. Can you conduct bench-scale treatability studies on some types of waste at your location: Yes Number of bench-scale studies conducted to date. (Does not include tests on surrogate wastes) : 58_____ Page No. 25 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B PILOT SCALE INFORMATION Pilot unit processes : The pilot system (400-600 lb/hr) has all the same components as the full-scale Model 200 (8,000-14,000 lb/hr) except for the product solids cooler. The pilot unit is mounted on two trailers. It requires one week for on site setup. Pilot demonstrations have been conducted on RCRA, TSCA, and radioactive waste materials. Vendor services:_ Equipment manufacture _ Subcontractor for cleanup services X_ Prime contractor for full-service remediation X_ Other: Consultant for treatment technology Page No. 26 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B PILOT SCALE INFORMATION (Continued) Number of pilot-scale systems : 0_____ Planned/in design 0_____ Under construction 1_____ Constructed Pilot-scale facility is : X_ Transportable _ Fixed _ In situ Capacity range for batch processes: 400 ____________ to 600 ____________ pounds/hour _______________ Can you conduct pilot-scale treatability studies on some types of waste at your location? Yes At a contaminated site? Yes Quantity of waste needed for pilot-scale treatability study : 2 ____________ to 3 ____________ tons _______________ Number of pilot-scale studies conducted on wastes from different sources or sites : 15_____ Page No. 27 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B FULL SCALE INFORMATION Major unit processes : The full-scale system has a solids feed hopper with a 75 cubic foot capability for material that has been screened to less than 60 mm (2-3/8 inch). An externally fired rotary dryer heats the solids, driving off the water and organic contaminants. The hot solids are conveyed to a product cooler (mixer) where previouly condensed water is used to cool the solids and adjust the moisture content. They are discharged as treated solids. The gas stream (nitrogen) is scrubbed and then chilled to 40 degrees Fahrenheit (F) to remove particulate solids, water vapor, and volatilized organics. A portion of the gas (5-10 percent) is passed through a HEPA filter and a carbon adsorption system prior to venting to the atmosphere. The remainder of the gas passes through an externally fired reheater and is returned to the dryer. The condensed liquid produced as a residual from the chilling process is allowed to phase separate. The aqueous portion is used to cool the product solids. The liquid organic fraction is taken off-site for reuse, disposal or destruction. Page No. 28 of 28 VISITT 4.0 01/26/96 (s3B Vendor Name: RUST INTERNATIONAL, INC. Technology Type: THERMAL DESORPTION (s0B FULL SCALE INFORMATION (Continued) Vendor services: _ Equipment manufacture _ Subcontractor for cleanup services X_ Prime contractor for full-service remediation X_ Other: Consultant for treatment technology applications and operations Full-scale facility is: X_ Transportable _ Fixed _ In situ Number of full-scale cleanups initiated or completed by this firm using this technology: 2______ Number of full-scale systems: 1_____ Planned/in design 0_____ Under construction 1_____ Constructed Capacity range: 4 ____________ to 10 ____________ tons/hour _______________ For equipment manufacturers - estimated or actual number of full-scale cleanups by other firms using this equipment: 0______