Assessment Monitored Natural Attenuation Rate in a Petroleum Contaminated Shallow Aquifer

Hang Lv; Guang Yu Lin; Xiao Si Su; Ming Yao Liu; Nai Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.753-755.2223

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Assessment Monitored Natural Attenuation Rate in a Petroleum Contaminated Shallow Aquifer

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Contamination of groundwater and soil by petroleum hydrocarbons is a widespread environmental problem. In order to quantify the potential of natural attenuation of groundwater at a petroleum contaminated site. The total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) concentrations of 11 rounds were collected during the 1 year monitoring period, and the mass flux technique is used to calculate the attenuation rates. The calculated attenuation rates are between 0.0046-0.0064d^-1, which indicating the time to achieve the remediation goal for the contamination site is possible within 3 years by natural attenuation alone.

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Hang Lv, Guang Yu Lin, Xiao Si Su, Ming Yao Liu, Nai Wang

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Ground Water, Monitored Natural Attenuation, Petroleum Contamination

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