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Tetrachloroethene (PCE) the limit is 5.0 ug/1. However, Tnchloroethane breaks down to Trichloroethene and Tetrachlorethene, which are both 40 times more toxic than TCA.
The most common and efficient treatment for VOCs is an activated carbon filter that removes the chlorine from the water. Another type is dechlorination by steam-injection that breaks up the molecules, but not enough to break into vinyl chloride, a dangerous byproduct of VOC break-up. The chemicals are then more easily removed by ground-water extraction. The most expensive option is a pump-andtreat method that pumps the bad water out and replaces it with clean water. The expense is in transporting or treating the polluted water. The worst case of pollution would require reductive dehalogenation using granular zero valent iron. In this treatment reactive iron comes in contact with water and VOCs, the iron is oxidized, and the VOCs are reduced to safe compounds.
Aileen, Inc. manufactured and retailed women’s apparel for 47 years. The company closed the Flint Hill plant in Oct. 1994 and moved their manufacturing to the Dominican Republic. A textile plant in Edinburg, Va. and a fabric cutting and sewing operation in Woodstock, Va. continued to operate until Feb. 1995. The company operated 117 retail stores.
Aileen, Inc. Filed for bankruptcy under Chapter 11 in January 1994 in the Southern District Bankruptcy Court of New York State. The Law Firm representing Aileen, Inc. is Parker, Chapin, Flattau and Klimpl of New York, N Y. In Aug. 1995 Steven Delman, attorney with the Firm, who had served as vice-presidentgeneral counsel and secretary of Aileen, Inc., became director, president and general counsel.
The Firm is attempting to wrap up the bankruptcy and is not operating except to liqui
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