Investigation of Soil Contamination in Jianghan Oilfield

Xi He; Wen Wen Liu; Gui Lai Xu; Hui Liu; Min Jing Li; Shi Song Yang; Zheng Hua Peng; Zhi Min Li; Zhi Min Li; Lei Tong; Liang Feng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.1500

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Investigation of Soil Contamination in Jianghan Oilfield

Abstract:

There are several hundred of abandoned oil wells in Jianghan oil field now. They were mainly started to be used in 70-80`s of last century, and mainly closed around 2000. After closure, the soil around the oil wells left uncultivated because of oil pollution, which caused serious waste of soil resource. In the present paper, 135 soil samples were collected from 15 oil well areas. Salinity, pH, petroleum hydrocarbon, heavy metals and some other elements were analyzed. According to the investigation, the soil of Jianghan oilfield showed high salinity, and tended to alkali. Petroleum hydrocarbon is dotted distribution, and some sites showed extremely high content as 24.67%. Some elements containing some heavy metals in Jianghan oilfield exceeded standard values and control samples, which may also be caused by oil exploitation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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1500-1503

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August 2013

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Xi He, Wen Wen Liu, Gui Lai Xu, Hui Liu*, Min Jing Li, Shi Song Yang, Zheng Hua Peng, Zhi Min Li, Zhi Min Li, Lei Tong, Liang Feng

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Heavy Metal, Oil Field, Petroleum Hydrocarbon, pH, Salinity

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