Site contaminated soil distribution determination method based on geological conditions
A discrimination method and technology for geological conditions, applied in the field of environmental geotechnical engineering, can solve problems such as high cost, long test cycle, and deviation in determining the scope of pollution, and achieve the effect of low cost, short cycle, and less workload
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[0018] Example: This example uses a certain site as an example. The site was originally a pesticide factory for the production of organic pesticides. Due to the residues of raw materials and process products in the production process, the site was polluted to a certain extent; according to the plan, the site will be refurbished It is developed and utilized as commercial, office and residential land, so it is necessary to carry out necessary investigation and assessment of the soil pollution status. After on-site investigation, the color of the soil in the site is abnormal, the water body in the puddle in some areas is yellow, and there are oil flower-like substances floating on the water surface; the soil smells pungent, accompanied by the smell of pesticides. This phenomenon may be related to the long production history of the plant. Relevant; according to the preliminary data collected, the main products used and produced by the plant are insecticides, fungicides, herbicides,...
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