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Benefits of Using
Free Flow Products
Use of Free Flow Treatment products reduces project costs. (LINK) -
Firing Range Cleanup
Economical and effective cleanup of US Army firing range using Free Flow treatment reagents.
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Arkansas Approved Safety Source
Michael Slattery of Free Flow Technologies, Ltd.is an Approved Arkansas Professional Safety Source
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Petroleum Plume Cleanup Update
ART well remediation system - Clean-up progress of petroleum contamination in soil and groundwater.
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Custom Treatment Systems
Foundry dust/fumes treatment system - designed and installed by Free Flow Technologies.
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Mining Waste
Free Flow Products Excel in SPLP. - Low dosage FF-200 treatment of mining waste has no problem meeting SPLP standards.
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Foundry Remediation Waste
Treatment of foundry remediation waste containing lead and cadmium at a abandoned foundry located in central Indiana.
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ANNOUNCEMENT New Blend, FF-300
A new blend that provides a broader range of effective treatment for RCRA metals under a variety of onsite conditions.
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Sediments
River Sediment Heavy Metals Treatment Applications
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Chemistry
Free Flow Chemistry Helps Protect Wildlife!
We are an environmental services company dedicated to providing high quality, efficient and cost-effective solutions to our clients.
Free Flow Heavy Metals Treatment products are used throughout the USA to treat RCRA metals; over one million tons treated.
Free Flow
Technologies, Ltd.
9918 N Alpine Rd.
Machesney Park, IL 61115
Phone: 815-636-0166
Fax: 815-636-0560
Organics Soil and Groundwater Remediation Using ART System
Petroleum Plume - Northern Illinois
Free Flow has completed an ART well remediation system installation for a major industrial facility located in DeKalb, Illinois. The system was installed in accordance with Free Flow's Illinois EPA-approved Corrective Action Plan and consists of eight ART remediation wells to clean up petroleum contamination in soil and groundwater. The main components of this remediation system are housed in a trailer for use at other sites after the cleanup objectives have been achieved. Free Flow initiated startup activities for this system in August 2010 and anticipates meeting the soil and groundwater remediation objectives by 2012.
