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October 2001
www.epa.gov/superfund/sites
www.ciuin.org
oEPA A Citizen's Guide to
Chemical Dehalogenation
"The Citizen's Guide Series
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EPA uses many methods to clean up pollution at Superfund and other sites. Some, like chemical dehalogenation, are
considered new or innovative. Such methods can be quicker and cheaper than more common methods. If you live,
work, or go to school near a Superfund site, you may want to learn more about cleanup methods. Perhaps they are
being used or proposed for use at your site. How do they work? Are they safe? This Citizen's Guide is one in a
series to help answer your questions.
What is chemical dehalogenation?
Chemical dehalogenation removes halogens from harmful chemicals, making them less toxic.
Halogens are a class of chemical elements that includes chlorine, bromine, iodine, and fluo-
rine. Many harmful chemicals contain halogens. The presence of halogens can be one of the
main reasons such chemicals are toxic. Chemical dehalogenation is most often used to remove
chlorine from PCBs and dioxins contained in polluted soil, sludge, or sediment.
How does it work?
Before using chemical dehalogenation the soil must be dug from the polluted area to be
treated. The soil is sifted and crushed to remove large objects, like rocks and debris. The sifted
soil is then mixed with chemicals and heated in a large container called a reactor. During
mixing and heating, a chemical reaction occurs which changes the harmful chemical. The
reaction involves removing the halogens and replacing them with less toxic chemicals. Chemi-
cal dehalogenation can also work by evaporating the harmful chemicals, which changes them
to gases. The gases are then destroyed.
There are two common types of chemical dehalogenation: glycolate dehalogenation and base-
catalyzed decomposition.
Glycolate dehalogenation adds a combination of two chemicals called "APEG" to soil in the
reactor. During mixing and heating, one chemical combines with the halogens to form a non-
toxic salt. The other replaces the halogens to form other non-toxic chemicals. The heat in the
reactor can cause some of the chemicals in the soil to evaporate. The gases are treated by air
pollution control equipment at the site.
The soil is then placed in a separator/washer where the excess APEG is removed from the
soil. Any remaining APEG is removed from the soil with water. The APEG can be reused in
the cleanup of more soil. The wash water is removed from the soil and treated. When the soil
is clean, it can be placed back on the site. If the soil still contains chemicals in harmful
amounts, it is placed back in the reactor to repeat the process.
Base-catalyzed decomposition adds a chemical called "sodium bicarbonate" to soil in the
reactor. The sodium bicarbonate allows the harmful chemicals in the soil to evaporate at a low
For more
information
write the Technology
Innovation Office at:
U.S. EPA (5102G)
1200 Pennsylvania Ave.,
NW
Washington, DC 20460
or call them at
[phone].
Further information also
can be obtained at
www.cluin.org or
www.epa.gov/
superfund/sites.
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temperature. Once the chemicals evaporate, the cleaned soil can be returned to the site. The gases
produced during evaporation are changed into liquids. These liquids are then mixed with other
chemicals, such as sodium hydroxide and heated again. A chemical reaction occurs that removes
the halogens from some of the chemical and replaces them with hydrogen. This produces a non-
toxic salt and a non-toxic chemical. The resulting mixture is then treated using other cleanup
methods and recycled.
Is chemical dehalogenation safe?
Chemical dehalogenation can be quite safe to use, but there are potential hazards. Chemical
reactions can result in flammable and even explosive conditions in the reactor. Proper design and
operation must be followed to avoid these conditions. Some of the chemicals used are corrosive,
which means they can wear away certain materials and bum the skin. Therefore, workers must
wear protective clothing. During digging and cleanup, air pollution equipment must be used to
control dust and gases. Chemicals are rarely released from the reactor, but EPA tests the air to
make sure that chemicals are not released in harmful amounts. EPA also tests the soil to be sure it
is clean before it is placed back on the site.
How long will it take?
The time it takes to clean up a site using chemical dehalogenation
depends on:
• the amount of polluted soil
• the condition of the soil (ls it wet or dry? Does it contain a lot of debris?)
• type and amounts of harmful chemicals present.
Cleanup can take just a few weeks at sites with small amounts of polluted soil.
Why use chemical dehalogenation?
Chemical dehalogenation has been used at several sites to remove halogens from PCBs, dioxins,
and certain pesticides. It works best for small amounts of polluted soil or polluted soil that has
small amounts of harmful chemicals. Chemical dehalogenation can be conducted at the site,
which avoids the costly transport of soil to a cleanup facility. It also can be cheaper to operate and
maintain compared to other methods that cleanup similar harmful chemicals. And the cleanup
time is relatively short.
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Dollie Burwell
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Remarks The Honorable Eva Clayton
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Mr. Brian Holtzclaw
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Division of Waste Management
Michael F. Easley, Governor
William G. Ross Jr., Secretary
William L. Meyer, Director
February 28, 2001
Ms. Susan Brown
Warren County Finance Officer
P. 0 . Box 185
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Dear Susan:
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This is the information I discussed with you concerning the HAZWOPER training coordinated by
the Warren Family Institute. The attendees included potential emergency response personnel and
workers for the remediation work. This training supports the needs of the PCB Landfill
Detoxification project.
The Warren County Board of Commissioners provided $3000 to assist this effort. This amount
covered the basic cost of the course. There were other costs such as refreshments and supplies for
the students and travel expenses for the instructors plus an unexpected cost for the preparation of
class materials. These cost were significant. We would like to support this training also by
paying for the extra expenses from the reserve account for landfill support activities.
I have attached a summary sheet of their expenses and the receipts. The expenses exceeded the
funds by provided by Warren County by $1 ,164.17. Please issue a check to Warren Family
Institute for this amount.
If there are any questions or comments, please contact me
Sincerely,
PCB Landfill Project Manager
cc: Mike Kelly (letter only)
Cathy Alston-Kearney (letter only)
1646 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1646
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Eastern Carolina Technology Center
East Carolina University
E A S T
CAROLINA
UNIVERSllY
Greenville, NC 27858-4353 Invoice No. P 19
Tel. [phone] Fax [phone]
=================INVOICE====
Customer
Ms. Sandy Williams
Workforce Developer
Warren Family Institute
P.O. Box 150
Warrenton NC 27589
DESCRIPTION
24-Hour lntitial HAZWOPER Training
24-hour HAZWOPER instruction
Date: . January 29, 2001
Ref: 00 /BMC/ 14 / 28
Consultant: Bob McClay
TOTAL
$3,000.00
Travel for 4 instructors (Greenville -Warrenton return): [$252.00 180 miles * 4 * 0.35$/mile
Overnight stays at Ivy Inn:
Bob McClay -3 nights
Dave Batts -1 night
Please remit payment to:
Center for Applied Technology
Eastern Carolina Technology Center
East Carolina University
Greenville, NC 27858-4353
GRAND TOTAL
Office Use Only
Invoice Paid: D
Date:
Make checks payable to : ECU Center for Applied Technology
7h11nk !fOU for !fOUr .Jsusiness!
$206.70
$85.86
$3,544.56
Warren family lnsfifufe
I NCORPORATED
~ Post Office Box 150 -Warrenton, North Carolina 27589 lJ.J 919.257.1 134 (voice)/ 919.257 .2584 (fax)
INVOICE
February 19, 2001
Pat Backus
North Carolina Department of Environmental and Natural Resource
401 Oberlin Road
Suite 150
Raleigh, NC 27605
For PCB Hazawoper Training Session.
Supplies-papers, binders & name tags
Refreshments
Travel expenses for 4 instructors
Hotels stay
Total Amount Due:
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$1,164.16
\ Center for Applied Technology
Eastern Carolina Technology Center
East Carolina University
E A S T
CAROLINA
UNIVERSllY
Greenville, NC 27858-4353 Invoice No. p.19
Tel. [phone] Fax [phone]
==================INVOICE====
Customer
Ms. Sandy Williams
Workforce Developer
Warren Family Institute
P.O. Box 150
Warrenton NC 27589
DESCRIPTION
24-Hour Intitial HAZWOPER Training
24-hour HAZWOPER instruction
Date: . January 29, 2001
Ref: 00 /BMC / 14 / 28
Consultant: Bob McClay
TOTAL
$3 ,000.00
Travel for 4 instructors (Greenville -Warrenton return): -180 miles* 4 * 0.35$/mile
Overnight stays at Ivy Inn:
Bob McClay - 3 nights
Dave Batts - 1 night
Please remit payment to:
Center for Applied Technology
Eastern Carolina Technology Center
East Carolina University
Greenville, NC 27858-4353
GRAND TOTAL
Office Use Only
Invoice Paid: D
Date:
Make checks payable to: ECU Center for Applied Technology
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$206.70
$85 .86
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store #0300 Reg #002 Tran #0090
SALE POS Version 4.05
7771174650 12 PK NAME B 6.99
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7771174650 12 PK NAME B 6.99
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SUBTOTAL 13.98
NC 6% SALES TAX .84
TOTAL 14.82
7771174650 12 PK NAME B 6.99
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SUBTOTAL 20.97
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Confirmation Date: 02/27/01
Passenger(s):
KELLY/MIKE 526-2748006747-0
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RALEIGH DURHAM NC/BALTIMORE-WASHNTN
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December 14, 2000
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Ms. Dollie Burwell, Co-Chair
PCB Citizen Advisory Board
720 Ridgeway Street
Warrenton, NC 27589
Dear Ms. Burwell:
December 7, 2000
The Warren County Board of Commissioner's at their December 4, 2000
meeting, vot.ed to allocat.e $3,000 towards the training of Warren County
citizens in Hazardous Waste Operations. We realize, safety is a paramount
issue and support you in this preparation. Thank you for your efforts in the
PCB Detoxification efforts.
If you have further questions or require additional information, please do not
hesitate to contact this office.
Sincerely,
Loria D. Williams
County Manager
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LOFIIA D. WILLIAMS. COUNTY ~ER
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DWM 0 ,, Cer!lflcate of Training THIS CERTIFIES THAT I' / ' -; ',' \ \ -■■ / ',--2, \'' '-, ----/ /I ~ ---/ ---__ ,,,.,,,· SANDY WILLIAMS has fu~illed the requirements as specrried by the Drvision of Waste Management for the 8 Hour Annual Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Update/ Basic Refresher prepared and conducted by the Division of Waste Management Department of Environment and Natural Resources Raleigh, North Carolina this ninth day of November, two thousand ~/!f1::f~ ~ ,err er Director Health and Sat ety Coordinator
0 DWM / / / i_ __ _I ',. ---, I :'-' \ "-. : I Certificate of Training THIS CERTIFIES THAT ROBIN GREEN ' ____ / . '·,-___ ,,.,/ has fu~illed the requirements as sP3Crried by the Dwisbn of Waste Management for the 8 Hour Annual Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Update/ Basic Refresher prepared and conducted by the Division of Waste Management Department of Environment and Natural Resources Raleigh, North Carolina this ninth day of November, two thousand • -.L '!!::f.lM Pr 0ml. Me%, Director ~ . Pierre caLjff~r Health and Safety Coordinator
0 DWM ;,, ' I ' \ \-■■ i I -\ "-/ / Cert1!1Cate of Tra1n1ng THIS CERTIFIES THAT EMILY BROWN ',_____ ----// ---_..../ has fu~iled the requirements as sp:;cifed by the DtvGbn of Waste Management for the 8 Hour Annual Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Update/ Basic Refresher prepared and conducted by the William L. Meyer Director Division of Waste Management Department of Environment and Natural Resources Raleigh, North Carolina this ninth day of November, two thousand w~ Health and Safety Coordinator
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2. Copies of materials needed for training at your facility. CAT will provide the client
with a master copy of these materials seven (7) days before the training takes place.
The client will be expected to provide all of the copies needed for the training.
3. Hotel or motel rooms and meals at the work location. If overnight stays are required,
lhe client will be billed at a rate not to exceed$ 125 per day per person for room and
meals. If hotel rates are less than $75, the client will be billed accordingly.
Again CAT is pleased to be of service to you. If you should have questions about this
proposal, please contact me at 252-328-6708.
Best Regards,
Dr. Mark A. Friend, CSP
Director, Center for Applied Technology
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DIS Cl.AIMER
This letter was prepared as a part of work sponsored by the Center for Applied
Technology. Neither the State of North Carolina, East Ca rolina University, nor the
Center for Applied Technology make any warranty, express or implied or assumes any
legal liability or responsibility for the completeness or usefulness of the information
disclosed. The opinion of the author expressed herein reflects his own view and ultimate
responsibility for any decision using this infonnation rests with the client.
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• The Site Emergency Action/ Response Plan
• Personal Protective Equipment
2. DayTwo
• Incident Planning and Management
• Emergency Response
• Air sampling and monitoring equipment
• Confined space prncedarei
• Spill or release control
• Decontamination
• Medical surveillance
On Day Three the training will conclude with an 8 hour tabletop exercise w demonstrate
Lhe points covered in the classroom instruction.
Collection of Data: CAT consultants will meet with site contractors to become more
familiar with the work to be perfonned, specific hazards and controls present at this
facility. These consultants will also meet with si te managers to learn how they plan to
respond to potential emergencies.
Analysis of Data: The information gained from these meetings will be blended with
materials which CAT has used in previous HAZWOPER training to form the basis of the
subject matter to be presented.
Final Report! The final report will consist of the textbook and other materials used in the
training.
Payment Schedule: The cost for the proposed HAZWOPER 24-hour training will be
$3000.
Note: The price quoted above does not it1elude the following:
1. Mileage to and from the work site at $.35 per mile.
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October 20, 2000
Ms. Sandy Williams,
Workforce Developer
W-a1Ten Family fostilute, PO Box 150,
Warrenton, NC 27589
Dear Ms. Williams:
We at the Center for Applied Technology (CAT) are happy to have been contacted to
assist you with your employee safety-related efforts. CAT will be able to provide the
training that you have requested on-site and within.your desired time frame. The attached
proposal is based on our recent conversation and I am confident that it addresses the
needs, which we discussed.
Problem Definition: The Warren Family Institute expects to be involved in the EPA
funded cleanup of a landfill containing PCB contamination. There is a need to have
contractor personnel trained to comply with the OSHA HAZ\VOPER Standards 1910.120
to protect them from the hazards associated with chemical substances that they might be
exposed to during this cteanup.
Scope of Work: CAT proposes to have their consultants provide the training that OSHA
requires under 1910.120. A 24-hour initial HAZWOPER Training Session is proposed
that would cover the following topics:
l. Day One
• Introduction
• Awareness of chemical hazards present at this site
• Engineering and work practice controls to be ·used
• First Aid procedures for HAZMA T site employees
• Legal requirements of TSCA, RCRA, CERCLA and OSHA HAZWOPER
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
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ATLANTA. GEORGIA 30303-8960
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Mr. Henry M. Lancaster, II
Director of Intergovernmental Relations
North Carolina League of Municipalities
PO Box 3069
Raleigh, NC 27602-3069
Dear Mr. Lancaster:
Thank you for your letter dated December 14, 1998, in which you requested assistance
from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the State's effort to excavate and treat the
waste currently disposed in the Warren County PCB landfill. As you are aware, the landfill was
constructed in 1982 for the disposal of PCB contaminated soil from the right of way along several
hundred miles ofNorth Carolina highways. At that time a major share of the cost for cleanup of
the Roadside PCB Spill site, and construction of the PCB landfill came from the Federal
Super-fund Trust Fund. The landfill was constructed by the State of North Carolina and is
maintained by the State under a Toxic Substances and Control Act (TSCA) permit. The Roadside
PCB Spill site has been deleted from the Superfund National Priorities List (NPL).
In August of 1997, EPA issued a TSCA n◊tice to the State requiring a plan for upgrading
the landfill leachate removal system, and a contingent plan for replacement of the existing landfill
cover system. The landfill cover replacement was labeled as contingent due to the State's
proposal to excavate and treat the soils in the landfill. Also in 1997, EPA participated with the
State in groundwater and environmental sampling at and around the landfill. Since that time, the
TSCA program staff has cooperated with the State on reviews and approvals that are related to
the State's plan to excavate and treat the PCB-contaminated soils in the landfill. Based on
infonnation available to us at the time, the Warren County PCB land.fill does not currently meet
the criteria that would aUow use of ~he Superfund Trust Fund 10 assist ·w-rth excavating and
treating the soils in the landfill.
Subsequent to your letter, EPA Region 4 Waste Management Division senior leadership
met with you and Michael A. Kelly, Deputy Director, Division of Waste Management, NC
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (NCDEl\TR) in Atlanta, Georgia on
February 16, 1999. In that meeting, you stated that the State would seek funding from other
sources to pursue the detoxification of the PCB landfill. Also a request was made for Region 4
to participate in an effort to revitalize the community affected by the Warren County landfill by
funding a three year pilot project to support ongoing and long-range initiatives.
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More specifically) you asked ifwe would support the State's efforts in establishing:
• On-site Project Coordinator
• Citizens' Advisory Committee
• Jobs Training Program , ..
• Mechanism for addressing health concerns/issues
• An Environmental Teacher's Institute for local schools
The anticipated cost of this three year pilot is approximately $75,000 per year for the life
of the project. This proposed project represents an opportunity for EPA Region 4 to partner with
the State and the community to address some important issues in Warren County. Also, we
support the State's efforts to determine a viable end-use for the Warren County landfill property.
Eddie Wright, Environmental Justice Coordinator for the Waste Management Division will serve
as the coordinator for this initiative. He may be reached at ( 404) 562-8669 or
[e-mail].
As we have indicated previously, EPA is willing to participate with the State in performing
limited additional environmental sampling at and around the existing landfill. If I can be of any
further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me or Beverly Hudson at [phone].
Regional Administrator
cc: . Michael A. Kelly, NCDENR
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