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Product Test Reports

Test Report: Technical Overview

Test Report #1
Topic: Dry State Physical Characteristics of Typical Freshwater AquaBlok® Formulations

Test Report #2
Topic: Typical Settling Characteristics of Individual and Bulk Masses of AquaBlok® Particles Through Water

Test Report #3
Topic: Bench-Scale Hydraulic Conductivity of Typical Freshwater AquaBlok® Formulations

Test Report #4
Topic: Field-Scale Hydraulic Conductivity of a Typical AquaBlok® Formulation

Test Report #5
Topic: Relative Response of Typical Freshwater AquaBlok® and Non-Cohesive Substrates to Fluvial-Like Erosive Forces

Test Report #6
Topic: Hydrated State Physical Characteristics of Typical Freshwater AquaBlok® Formulations

Test Report #7
Topic: Contaminant Attenuation by Freshwater AquaBlok® Formulations

Test Report #8
Topic: Freeze/Thaw Effects on AquaBlok®

Test Report #9
Topic: Physical Product Characteristics in Saline Waters

Test Report #10
Topic: Bench-Scale Hydraulic Conductivity of Typical Saline AquaBlok® Formulations

Test Report #11
Topic: Geotechnical Laboratory Testing Related to AquaBlok®

Test Report #12
Topic: Hydraulic Conductivity of a Blended Barrier AquaBlok® Formulation

Test Report #13
Topic: AquaGate+Organoclay - Proven Performance of Organoclay Delivered in an Aquatic Setting

Test Report #14
Topic: ASTM Hydraulic Conductivity of Product Formulations for Brine from Drilling Operations

Test Report #15
Topic: Organoclay Drop Test

Test Report #16
Topic: Activated Carbon Drop Test

Test Report #17
Topic: RockBlok - Use in Barrier Layer for Containment Facilities

Product Specification Sheets

Installation Profiles

PFAS Remediation Products

Presentations

Quality Control (Construction Verification)

Pre-Placement Amendment Content - Post-Placement Confirmation of Amendment Content - Ability to Validate Post-Placement Adsorption Properties - Visual Layer Thickness - Confirm Modeling Inputs

AquaBlok Introduction

Powder Performance (PAC Superior to GAC)

- Not all Activated Carbon is the Same: Source Material Matters

- Independent Research Documentation - Particle Size Matters

- Kinetics is Key

- High Upwelling May Exceed GAC

- Up to 3x More Adsorption Capacity

MGP Conference Presentation - John Collins

Uniform Distribution-Vertically & Horizontally

- Uniform Distribution: Most Critical Aspect of Installation

- Proven at Large Scale

- Confirmation by Cores, Catch Pans

- Ease of Visual Verification

- Confirmed Using Multiple Installation Method

- Achieved in Single Lift

Resources