Technology at-a-glance:

FluxTracer^® Flux Mapping Tools are easy-to-use devices that vertically delineate contaminant mass flux and groundwater velocity within existing monitoring wells to aid in site characterization and remedial designs.

Conventional methods (pump and slug tests) give a single value for groundwater velocity whereas passive tools like FluxTracer are designed to distinguish individual zones within an aquifer. This level of resolution is especially useful for remediation design.

A Dual-Functioning, Passive Sampling Technology For Site Characterization and In Situ Remediation Designs

The FluxTracer consists of separate two-foot-long (61cm) stainless steel canisters internally spaced in two chambers and secured in a series on a pre-measured central wire line equipped with a modified J-plug. FluxTracers are always pre-assembled, and ready to deploy with no onsite construction required. The unique design provides joint-like flexibility between the closely stacked cannisters to easily install and remove from a well.

Key Benefits:

• High Data Resolution and Accuracy
• Plume Characterization
• Estimate In Situ Product Longevity
• Reliable Turnaround Time
• Affordable with Full Customer Support

Fast Installation:

• 15-Minute Install Per Device
• Ready to Deploy Upon Arrival
• No Assembly Required

Target Contaminants:

• Chlorinated Volatile Organic Compounds (CVOCs)
• PFAS
• Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, Xylene (BTEX) and Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH)*

* Analysis for BTEX and TPH are in development.