Plant repair method of soil polluted by phenanthrene, pyrene or pentachlorophenol
A technology of pentachlorophenol and polluted soil, applied in the field of soil pollution control
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[0030] In situ Phytoremediation Effect of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Phenanthrene Contaminated Soil
[0031] The restoration test site is located in a town in Jiangning District, Nanjing. During the test, first dig out 200m 2 For the soil in the rectangular plot, build the test pond and prepare the infiltration water collection system, then backfill the soil, and backfill in layers when backfilling the surface soil, and sprinkle the solution of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon phenanthrene evenly in layers, fully After mixing evenly, level the land and grind the large soil particles on the surface into fine pieces. Then use PVC partitions to divide into several 1×1m 2 The square community, the partition depth is 25cm. Every 3 adjacent cells is a group of parallel. The planting plant is weeping willow J1011. When the planting density is 5 mg phenanthrene / kg soil, 5 plants are planted per square meter (100 plants / per 100 mg phenanthrene / kg soil), and the planting time is...
Embodiment 2
[0034] In situ Phytoremediation Effect of PAH-Pyrene Contaminated Soil
[0035] Its basic steps are the same as in Example 1, except that the weeping willow planting density is 5 plants per square meter when the planting density is 50mg pyrene / kg soil (500 strains / every 100mg pyrene / kg soil), and the treatment group has: soil control group, weeping willow willow group, horseradish group, respectively recorded as CK, W and HR. Figure 4 The concentration of pyrene in the soil under the treatment of weeping willow planted with time was given. It can be seen from the figure that after the treatment started, the decrease of the pyrene concentration in the soil under the W treatment was significantly different from that of the CK control group (p Figure 5 It can be seen that the deep-rooted plant horseradish is a perennial cruciferous plant with deep-rooted root nodules, and its planting method is buried separately with fleshy roots, and the planting density is 200g / m 2 , horserad...
Embodiment 3
[0037] In situ Phytoremediation Effect of Pentachlorophenol Contaminated Soil
[0038] Its basic steps are with embodiment 1, and just weeping willow planting density is that 5 strains are planted per square meter when 1mg pentachlorophenol / kg soil (10 strains / every 100mg pentachlorophenol / kg soil) treatment group has: soil control group, Weeping willow group and horseradish group are recorded as CK, W and HR respectively. For the horseradish group, because the amount of horseradish added is 50, 100 or 200g / m 2 The differences are recorded as HR50, HR100 and HR200 respectively.
[0039] Figure 6 The change of PCP concentration in the soil from the time of treatment under the planting of Weeping Willow is given. It can be seen from the figure that from the beginning of treatment, the planting of willow willow has a promoting effect on the decrease of PCP concentration in the soil, and the decrease of pentachlorophenol concentration in the soil under W treatment is significa...
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