Robert J Zimmer, 844272 Lanier Ridge Walk, Cumming, GA 30041

6344355, Feb 5, 2002

Jan 28, 2000

09/493521

Eric Christian Hince - Harriman NY
Robert L. Zimmer - Harriman NY
Timothy H. Anderson - Harriman NY

Geovation Consultants, Inc. - Florida NY

B09B 300

435262, 4352625, 423DIG 17, 588249, 405128, 405263

Liquid chemical compositions are disclosed for anaerobic biodegradation, detoxification, and transformation of toxic organic and inorganic compounds in a contaminated geologic media under reducing conditions, including, but not limited to, denitrifying, manganese-reducing, iron-reducing and sulfate-reducing conditions. One such liquid chemical composition includes sodium nitrate in the range of one-fifth (0. 2) to four (4) pounds per gallon of the chemical composition; sodium hexametaphosphate or other biologically hydrolyzable ring or linear polyphosphate in the range of one twentieth (0. 05) to five (5) pounds per gallon of the chemical composition; a surfactant in the range of 0. 01% to 10% by volume of the chemical composition; and a diluent in the form of water. A bioremediation apparatus is disclosed for anaerobic biodegradation, detoxification, and transformation of toxic organic and inorganic compounds in a contaminated geologic media. The bioremediation apparatus includes a first set of one or more storage tanks containing a chemical composition for anaerobic: biodegradation of toxic compounds in contaminated geologic media; a plurality of quick disconnect valve couplings connected to the first set of storage tanks; at least one logic controller having a logic controller programmer component for opening and closing an automatic valve means connected to the first set of storage tanks to supply the chemical composition to the contaminated geologic media; and a screened well connected to the first set of storage tanks for supply the chemical composition to the contaminated geologic media.

6720176, Apr 13, 2004

Jan 31, 2000

09/495046

Eric Christian Hince - Harriman NY
Robert L. Zimmer - Harriman NY
Timothy H. Anderson - Harriman NY

Geovation Technologies, Inc. - Florida NY

C07C 300

435262, 4352625, 423DIG 17, 210601, 210630, 40512875, 40512925

Liquid chemical compositions are disclosed for anaerobic biodegradation, detoxification, and transformation of toxic organic and inorganic compounds in a contaminated geologic media under reducing conditions, including, but not limited to, denitrifying, manganese-reducing, iron-reducing and sulfate-reducing conditions. One such liquid chemical composition includes sodium nitrate in the range of one-fifth (0. 2) to four (4) pounds per gallon of the chemical composition; sodium hexametaphosphate or other biologically hydrolyzable ring or linear polyphosphate in the range of one twentieth (0. 05) to five (5) pounds per gallon of the chemical composition; a surfactant in the range of 0. 01% to 10% by volume of the chemical composition; and a diluent in the form of water. A method is disclosed for anaerobic biodegradation, detoxification, and transformation of toxic organic and inorganic compounds in a contaminated geologic media comprising the steps of pressurizing one or more storage tanks containing a chemical composition using an inert carrier gas; connecting a plurality of quick disconnect valve couplings to one or more pressurized storage tanks; connecting a well to an automatic ball valve for supplying the chemical composition and the inert carrier gas through the well to the contaminated geologic media; and opening and closing the automatic ball valve to dispense the chemical composition and the inert carrier gas under pressure through the well to the contaminated geologic media. Methods are also disclosed for alternating the cycles of redox potential and the predominant microbial respiration pathway within the contaminated geological media.

7413890, Aug 19, 2008

Jan 28, 2000

09/493579

Eric Christian Hince - Harriman NY, US
Robert L. Zimmer - Harriman NY, US
Timothy H. Anderson - Harriman NY, US

A62D 3/00

435262, 4352625, 210610, 210611

Liquid chemical compositions are disclosed for anaerobic biodegradation, detoxification, and transformation of toxic organic and inorganic compounds in a contaminated geologic media under reducing conditions, including, but not limited to, denitrifying, manganese-reducing, iron-reducing and sulfate-reducing conditions. One such liquid chemical composition includes sodium nitrate in the range of one-fifth (0. 2) to four (4) pounds per gallon of the chemical composition; sodium hexametaphosphate or other biologically hydrolyzable ring or linear polyphosphate in the range of one twentieth (0. 05) to five (5) pounds per gallon of the chemical composition; a surfactant in the range of 0. 01% to 10% by volume of the chemical composition; and a diluent in the form of water.

2004008, Apr 29, 2004

Sep 25, 2003

10/671257

Eric Hince - Florida NY, US
Robert Zimmer - Florida NY, US

C12S001/00
C12M001/36

435/262500, 435/286500, 166/246000, 435/309100

A bioremediation apparatus is disclosed for anaerobic biodegradation, detoxification, and transformation of toxic organic and inorganic compounds in a contaminated geologic media. The bioremediation apparatus includes a first set of one or more storage tanks containing a chemical composition for anaerobic biodegradation of toxic compounds in contaminated geologic media; a plurality of quick disconnect valve couplings connected to the first set of storage tanks; at least one logic controller having a logic controller programmer component for opening and closing an automatic valve means connected to the first set of storage tanks to supply the chemical composition to the contaminated geologic media; and a screened well connected to the first set of storage tanks for supplying the chemical composition to the contaminated geologic media. A method is disclosed for anaerobic biodegradation, detoxification, and transformation of toxic organic and inorganic compounds in a contaminated geologic media comprising the steps of pressurizing one or more storage tanks containing a chemical composition using an inert carrier gas; connecting a plurality of quick disconnect valve couplings to one or more pressurized storage tanks; connecting a well to an automatic ball valve for supplying the chemical composition and the inert carrier gas through the well to the contaminated geologic media; and opening and closing the automatic ball valve to dispense the chemical composition and the inert carrier gas under pressure through the well to the contaminated geologic media. Methods are also disclosed for alternating the cycles of redox potential and the predominant microbial respiration pathway within the contaminated geological media. The present invention also discloses means for inerting and suppressing volatiles vapors or gases in the subsurface for reducing the flash fire and/or explosion hazards in the contaminated geologic media.

6020185, Feb 1, 2000

May 23, 1997

8/862782

Eric Christian Hince - Harriman NY
Robert L. Zimmer - Harriman NY
Timothy H. Anderson - Harriman NY

Geovation Consultants, Inc. - Florida NY

B09B 300

435262

Liquid chemical compositions are disclosed for anaerobic biodegradation, detoxification, and transformation of toxic organic and inorganic compounds in a contaminated geologic media under reducing conditions, including, but not limited to, denitrifying, manganese-reducing, iron-reducing and sulfate-reducing conditions. One such liquid chemical composition includes sodium nitrate in the range of one-fifth (0. 2) to four (4) pounds per gallon of the chemical composition; sodium hexametaphosphate or other biologically hydrolyzable ring or linear polyphosphate in the range of one twentieth (0. 05) to five (5) pounds per gallon of the chemical composition; a surfactant in the range of 0. 01% to 10% by volume of the chemical composition; and a diluent in the form of water. A method is disclosed for anaerobic biodegradation, detoxification, and transformation of toxic organic and inorganic compounds in a contaminated geologic media.