On-site cleaning of contaminated soil is a low environmental impact (low CO2), low-cost remediation technology.
On-site cleaning of contaminated soil refers to a technology that uses a mobile cleaning machine to treat contaminated soil on-site. It targets contaminated soil caused by all nine items of Class 2 specified hazardous substances (such as hexavalent chromium, cyanide, arsenic, and fluoride). - Features - Treatment capacity and methods - Treatment results You can find more information on our company website.
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We provide on-site treatment for contaminated soil. We aim to reduce both "contaminated soil to be removed from the site" and "backfill soil to be brought in from outside," achieving purification at a low cost with minimal environmental impact, including CO2 emissions.
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For inquiries regarding soil contamination surveys and remediation measures, please feel free to contact our sales representative or the following.
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Miyama Co., Ltd. has been committed to providing technologies, products, and services that meet the needs of a wide range of industrial users as a specialized group in environmental technology since its founding. Our characteristic approach is to deeply consider the various environmental challenges arising in different aspects of industrial activities, taking into account the specific situations and background factors of our customers, and to work together with them to devise unique ideas and technologies for solutions. We believe that environmental technology is a system of technologies that connects all industrial and social activities to a positive cyclical relationship with the Earth's environment. For this reason, we at Miyama will continue to advance as a comprehensive environmental company, capable of offering richer value to industry and society through environmental technology.
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