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Title: Mercury Disposal And Cleanup Issues For The Natural Gas Industry
Author: John C. Bridges
Source: American Gas Association 1992
Year Published: 1992
Abstract: Over the years, the natural gas industry has used, and continues to use, mercury meters to quantify volumes of natural gas being produced, treated, transported, and sold. The use of these meters has often resulted in small quantities of liquid mercury being spilled/released into the area around such meters. An evaluation of these releases and remediation (cleanup) may be required because of potential worker exposure and/or hazardous waste implications. A brief overview of some of the issues related to mercury remediation is presented including site assessment and cleanup methods, equipment and contaminated media (soil) disposal, costs and applicable regulations.

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