Comprehensive Soil Investigation Procedure to Prevent Leakage from Aging Equipment for the Manufacturing Industry | Geotech

Management of underground leakage of chemicals due to aging factory infrastructure and disasters through phased sampling.

In the management of factory sites in the manufacturing industry, it is necessary to address the risks of aging equipment that has been in operation for many years and the risk of underground leakage of chemicals due to disaster risks. In particular, underground infiltration, which is difficult to detect visually, can expand into severe soil and groundwater contamination, posing the risk of incurring enormous purification costs. Our comprehensive soil survey is a practical guide to early detection and prevention of these risks, aimed at preventing the expansion of future environmental liabilities. From Phase 1 surveys that identify potential leakage risk areas based on past equipment layouts and repair histories, to Phases 2 and 3 that gradually collect on-site data, we accurately conduct "incremental sampling" at high-risk locations, thereby controlling unnecessary high analysis costs and achieving compliance governance while optimizing investigation costs without halting operations. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Assessment of the risk of hazardous substance leakage from aging pipes and pits - Understanding the risk of underground infiltration due to disaster risks such as earthquakes - Early detection of soil and groundwater contamination within factory premises - Conducting surveys in accordance with the Ministry of the Environment's self-investigation guidelines 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Prevention of the expansion of future environmental liabilities - Control of enormous purification costs - Conducting surveys with minimal impact on operations - Optimization of investigation costs

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