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Can recover hydrocarbons, mercury, chlorines, etc. This system was set up and was just starting on its first mercury recovery project when the project was stopped. "LIKE NEW". Step one: contaminated soil is screened and crushed so the material sent into the processing unit is uniform in size. Step two: the contaminated soil is heated to a temperature of up to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit so that the contaminants in the soil are vaporized. Step three: the vapors are cooled and condensed for collection in liquid form. Depending on the nature of the contaminants, the liquid is then recycled, further processed, or destroyed. Step four: the heated soil is then cooled, tested for contaminant levels, and returned to its owner for use as backfill or sent to a landfill as daily cover
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