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You can’t shovel a liquid. GoodSorb changes that.

 

GoodSorb is GoodRich’s practical answer to a problem crews know well: Liquid silt and high-moisture waste can be difficult, messy and expensive to handle.

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This ultra-absorbent polymer swells as it is mixed through the material, capturing moisture and transforming a free-flowing problem into a thickened or semi-solid consistency that can be worked with. The result is material that is easier to contain, load, transport or manage on site.

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Depending on the liquid, dosage and level of mixing, GoodSorb can be used to thicken material or solidify it for its next stage of handling. When mixed correctly, the change can take effect in approximately 15 minutes.

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What GoodSorb changes on site

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  • Turns liquid into workable material; Makes wet, unstable material easier to handle and control.

  • High absorption capacity; Capable of up to 300-fold absorption in sediment-laden water under suitable conditions.

  • Flexible treatment outcome; Adjust the quantity and mixing to achieve the consistency required.

  • Simplifies handling and transport; Reduces free-flowing liquid and creates material that is easier to load and move.

  • Supports different remediation pathways; Treated material may be transported to an appropriate disposal facility or, where suitable, blended with clean dry fill for on-site remediation.

  • Environmentally considered; GoodSorb is biodegradable, ecotoxicologically safe and biocompatible.

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Less liquid to chase. More material you can manage.

 

From silt-retention ponds and forebays to other compatible liquid-waste applications, GoodSorb helps turn an awkward, difficult-to-handle job into a more controlled process.

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Performance and dosage will vary according to the liquid composition, sediment load, mixing and required consistency. Any reuse, composting or disposal method must be suitable for the absorbed material and comply with applicable site and local requirements.

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Smart Chemistry. Solid Control.

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