Batch Pile Treatment Construction

The general, sequential phases of earthwork for a pile are shown in the picture series below. Generally, the soil is piled to the terminal height beginning on one end and then working to the opposite end of the pile, so that the loader and excavator do not drive over the wells already installed.
Construction of the batch pile generally follows these steps：

Step 1

In-Situ Ex-Situ Thermal Remediation and SVE and advanced C3 Vapor Treatment

The base area where the batches will be built are levelled for the pile to be constructed upon.

Step 2

A foundational drainage layer of gravel is placed along the base of the pile to isolate the pile from the ground and to drain liquids from the bottom of the pile into the extraction wells. New and/or existing concrete is generally used for the base layer, with slotted steel piping placed as drainage on top of the base layer.

Step 3

An excavator will pile the dirt onto the batch, one section at a time. Each level is sequentially installed to allow for the heating pipes and SVE pipes to be placed into the pile. A front loader may assist with soil placement.

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