Serial progressive groundwater heavy metal pollution in-situ remediation system and remediation method

Abstract

The invention provides a serial connection progressive underground water heavy metal pollution in-situ restoration system. According to the underground water flowing direction, one row of water extraction well group is arranged in parallel in a direction vertical to the underground water flow direction in the boundary position of the downstream of a pollution plume; a plurality of rows of recharging well groups are arranged in parallel at the upper stream of the water extraction well group corresponding to the water extraction well group; one row of recharging well groups at the uppermost stream is arranged outside a pollution source; a restoration reaction region is arranged between recharging wells of each row of recharging well groups and the recharging wells of the adjacent recharging well groups; outlet water treated by the restoration reaction region flows into the recharging well of the row of recharging well groups through a pipeline; active materials taking a reaction with heavy metals are filled in the restoration reaction region; modified zeolite is filled in a recharging well head; a water quality sensor is arranged in each well with a water extraction pump and is connected with a PLC (programmable logic controller); the starting and the stopping of the water extraction pump are automatically controlled. The invention also discloses an underground water restoration method.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of heavy metal pollution groundwater restoration, and particularly relates to a series progressive multi-level quasi-in situ restoration system for heavy metal pollution in groundwater. [0002] The present invention also relates to a method for groundwater remediation using the above system. Background technique [0003] With the rapid development of industry and agriculture, the pollution of heavy metals in groundwater has intensified, and the pollution situation has become increasingly serious. In particular, the heavy use of industrial wastewater, waste residues and heavy metal pesticides and fertilizers has caused heavy metal pollution in groundwater. Most of the northern regions use groundwater as drinking water. Therefore, it is urgent to control the groundwater pollution caused by heavy metals to ensure the safety of drinking water. [0004] At present, the remediation technologies for heavy metal pollution i...

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