QED Passive Skimmers

Passive Skimmers have been designed for product-only (LNAPL) recovery applications in sites where active pumping systems are not applicable due to existing conditions or extreme low permeable formations. The floating intake head follows the groundwater fluctuations in the recovery well, allowing only the free-floating phase (LNAPL) to be captured without taking water and stored in the built-in reservoir for further manual transfer to a tank.

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Key Features

  • Available for 2” (50 mm) and 4” (100 mm) extraction wells, with different reservoir capacities
  • SOS-P (Passive Selective Product Skimmer)

    • Reduces product level to a sheen
    • Floats on product water interface
    • Centering disks prevents float from contacting sidewalls of well
  • SPG-P (Passive Specific Gravity Product Skimmer)

    • Viscous products 200-1000 Centistokes
    • Hydrocarbon has a specific gravity less than .85
    • Floats slightly above product-water interface

QED Passive Skimmers Equipment Options:

Benefits

  • Simple systems for extreme low recovery applications
  • Choice of floating inlet types
  • Multiple Canister sizes
  • Stainless steel product recovery canisters

Specifications

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