Simplot, J.R., Company

LETS A process for making triple superphosphate (a calcium hydrogen phosphate). Developed by the J. R. Simplot Company in 1976. 

Special costs of up to 131/m have been imposed by the J.R. Simplot Company. This additional expense depends on site characteristics and may include supplementary technical assistance, soil enhancements, nutrients, or a carbon source in the form of Simplot potato processing by-product (D11075Y, p. 32). 

The J.R. Simplot Company reported that total costs for a typical site range from 200 to SlOOO/yd. The total costs varied based on the quantity of waste to be treated, depth to contamination, initial and target contaminant concentrations, required pretreatment, site preparation, and characteristics of the soil (D22175A, p. 6). 

According to J.R. Simplot Company, the costs for treating 20 yd of TNT-contaminated soil at the U.S. Department of Defense s (DOD s) Bangor Submarine Base in Bangor, Washington, were estimated at 700/yd (D22175A, p. 9). 

Anaerobic slurry reactor for treating TNT-contaminated soil (photograph courtesy of Tom Yergovich, J. R. Simplot Company)... 

We thank Ms. Connie Bollinger for assistance in review and editing of our manuscript, Dr. Wendy Davis-Hoover and Dr. Eric Weber of the U.S. EPA for technical advice, and Dr. Gerald Mead and Mr. Dane Higdem of the J. R. Simplot Company of managing our SITE demonstrations. 

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