How does contamination move in groundwater?

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Flux measurements deliver accurate and essential information for groundwater research & management.

Complex soil contamination is often accompanied by an endless and expensive remediation process, caused by the uncertainty about how it is actually spreading below ground. Our technology measures the speed and direction of contaminant spreading underground over a certain period.

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Visit our new FLUXeye application and discover what results you can expect after an iFLUX monitoring campaign.

You will find an example iFLUX report, multiple case studies about successful iFLUX applications and more information about the flux methodology and how a project is practically completed.

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Join us at Brownfield Investigation and Remediation 2019: 9th of October 2019 in London

Posted on Tuesday 24 September 2019

We’re happy to announce that Erik Bosmans - Project Manager at iFlux - will be speaking at the Brownfield Investigation & Remediation-conference.

The Mass Flux concept in practice: discover our latest case studies

Posted on Thursday 19 September 2019

It has been almost 20 years since Einarson and Mackay published an article about pollutant mass flux and mass discharge. The paper provided a general framework for a more advanced and more meaningful characterization and management of contaminated aquifers based on groundwater fluxes., management of contaminated aquifers is commonly risk-based, predominantly relying on contaminant concentration. Despite being acknowledged for some time in the broader contaminated land industry, mass flux concepts and measurements remain under-applied. That’s why we have bundled our knowledge and experience together in two instantly recognizable site applications.

Some references

Vertical characterisation of historical VOCI contamination over a depth of 15 metres

Czech Republic: March - May 2017

European CityChlor project tests added value passive flux samplers in urban area

Utrecht: 2012 - 2013

Source and plume strength determination of nickel and CVOC’s

Belgium: March-November 2017

CVOC mass discharge of chemical site towards Scheldt river

Belgium: February-November 2017

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