Morgan Perrin
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Export Manager
Morgan has now been part of the PRB team for the last 17 years as the Façade Sales Manager for the Normandy area. Most recently, Morgan has become the Export development Manager for the UK market
Coming from a background with housebuilder experience, Morgan is certainly very knowledgeable on construction methods, material tolerances and Rendering systems.
Morgan describes himself as a &#;Man of challenge&#; &#; he is an extremely hard-working member of the PRB team and there is certainly no task too big or too small. He likes to carry the vision and the core values of PRB which has been created from them being a family run company.
He holds PRB very close to his heart and ensures everything he does, reflects the PRB brand in the right way and is always ensuring he makes the right contribution to the companies growth.
PRB FR and PRB UK:
Morgan is the link between France and the UK, carrying out the cross-cutting task to facilitate the business development of PRB in the UK market.
PRB were actively looking to develop the business in the UK and Morgan was set with the task to find the right partner for the UK business. After many months of meetings in both France and the UK, Morgan firmly believes that PRB definitely did find the best partner with Ryan Hill and his team. An easy comment to make in hindsight, but not obvious when you first met and you&#;re planning to start a relationship from scratch.
Very quickly it became clear that PRB and PRB UK were talking the same language and shared the same goals.
PRBs are a technology used to mitigate the spread of contaminants. Reactive material is placed in the subsurface where a plume of contaminated groundwater must move through it as it flows. The treated water comes out the other side. The PRB is not a barrier to the water, but it is a barrier to the contaminant.
A permeable reactive barrier (PRB) is a zone of reactive material that extends below the water table to intercept and treat contaminated groundwater. EPA researchers investigate the geochemical, hydrogeological, and microbiological factors that govern the performance and functioning of PRBs. Understanding these factors is necessary in order to predict the longevity of PRB systems, conduct economic analysis, and optimize this groundwater cleanup technology for a wide variety of hazardous compounds.
This research supports EPA by providing technical expertise on the application of PRBs at waste sites. Documents provide regulators with a scientific and economic framework for technology selection at impacted sites. Expertise and guidance include the following:
EPA Published Reports
Field Application of a Permeable Reactive Barrier for Treatment of Arsenic in Ground Water (EPA/600/R-08/093) September &#; Abstract
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Capstone Report on the Application, Monitoring, and Performance of Permeable Reactive Barriers for Ground-Water Remediation &#; Volume 2, Long-Term Monitoring of PRBs: Soil and Ground Water Sampling (EPA/600/R-03/045b) August &#; Abstract
Capstone Report on the Application, Monitoring, and Performance of Permeable Reactive Barriers for Ground Water Remediation &#; Volume 1, Performance Evaluations at Two Sites (EPA/600/R-03/045a) August &#; Abstract
This document provides detailed performance monitoring data on full-scale PRBs installed to treat contaminated groundwater at two different sites. It contains information needed by site managers and others who are faced with the need to remediate groundwater contaminated by chlorinated solvents, chromium, arsenic, nitrates, and other organic and inorganic compounds and who are considering the use of this cost-effective technology.
Journal Articles
Wilkin, R.T., Acree, S., Ross, R., Lee, T., Puls, R., and Woods, L. (). Fifteen-year assessment of a Permeable Reactive Barrier for treatment of chromate and trichloroethylene in groundwater. Science of the Total Environment, v. 468-469, p. 186-194.
Ludwig, R.D., Smyth, D., Blowes, D.W., Spink, L.E., Wilkin, R.T., Jewett, D.J., and Wisener, C.J. (). &#;Treatment of Arsenic, Heavy Metals, and Acidity Using a Mixed ZVI-Compost PRB.&#; Environmental Science and Technology, 43: &#;.
Wilkin, R.T., S.D. Acree, R.R. Ross, D.G. Beak, and T.R. Lee. (). &#;Performance of a Zero-Valent Iron Reactive Barrier for the Treatment of Arsenic in Groundwater: Part 1. Hydrogeochemical Studies.&#; Journal of Contaminant Hydrology, 106: 1&#;14.
He, Y., J.T. Wilson, and R.T. Wilkin. (). &#;Transformation of Reactive Iron Minerals in a Permeable Reactive Barrier (Biowall) Used to Treat TCE in Groundwater.&#; Environmental Science and Technology, 42: &#;.
Su, C. and R.W. Puls (). &#;Removal of Added Nitrate in the Single, Binary, and Ternary Systems of Cotton Burr Compost, Zero-Valent Iron, and Sediment: Implications for Groundwater Nitrate Remediation Using Permeable Reactive Barriers.&#; Chemosphere, 67: &#;.
Factsheets
US EPA. Richard Wilkin, Weaver, Jim and Jewett, David. () "Performance Assessment of a Permeable Reactive Barrier for Ground Water - Remediation Fifteen Years after Installation." (PDF) Publication No. EPA/600/F-13/324.
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Geochemist
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