Research on the Migration of Naphthalene in the Typical Aquifer Medium in a Petroleum Contaminated Field

Yu Qin; Zhe Li; Lin Lin Li; Chun Li Kang; Hong Hai Xue; Fei Peng; Xue Yu Lin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.433-440.6397

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Research on the Migration of Naphthalene in the Typical Aquifer Medium in a Petroleum Contaminated Field

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Through the column simulation experiments, this paper researched on the naphthalene migration in the typical aquifer media-gravel sand and coarse sand in a petroleum contaminated field. The research also quantified the retardation of the two medium to the important petroleum component-naphthalene, by giving the retardation parameter after the chlorine breakthrough experiment. The results showed that the migration of naphthalene in the medium is not only influenced by the convection and the dispersion, but also the adsorption and the biodegradation, which is much stronger in the coarse sand than it is in the gravel sand.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 433-440)

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6397-6402

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January 2012

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Yu Qin, Zhe Li, Lin Lin Li, Chun Li Kang, Hong Hai Xue, Fei Peng, Xue Yu Lin

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Aquifer, Coarse Sand, Gravel Sand, Migration, Naphthalene

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