In-situ chemical oxidation repairing method for organic matter contaminated groundwater
A technology of in-situ chemical oxidation and restoration method, applied in the field of groundwater restoration, can solve the problem of low oxidation efficiency of chemicals, and achieve the effects of saving cost, reducing dosage and improving removal efficiency.
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[0031] Simulate the in-situ chemical oxidation process of groundwater in the laboratory groundwater remediation simulation tank. Prepare 20L of groundwater contaminated by benzene and 1,2-dichloroethylene and add it to the simulation tank filled with sand. The concentration of benzene in the groundwater is about 26mg / l, 1 The concentration of 2-dichloroethylene is about 5.6mg / l, and the pH value is about 6.5.
[0032] The preparation A solution is 20mmol / L sodium ferrate, 2mmol / L potassium hydroxide, 0.5mmol / L potassium iodate; the preparation B solution is 4mmol / L potassium oxalate; the C solution is 15% hydrogen peroxide.
[0033] First, 1L of A solution was injected through the injection well set in the simulation tank, 0.5L of B solution was injected after 6 hours of curing, and 2L of C solution after 3 hours of curing. After curing for 24 hours, samples are taken to determine the content of benzene and 1,2-dichloroethylene. The removal rate of be...
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[0035] The groundwater pollution area of a pesticide factory is about 4000m 2 , The thickness of the aquifer is about 10m, and the soil porosity of the saturated aquifer is 46%. The average concentration values of benzene, 2-chlorotoluene, 4-chlorotoluene and chloroform in the area were 2081μg / L, 1732μg / L, 3366μg / L and 105μg / L, respectively. Before the in-situ chemical oxidation injection, 40 groundwater in-situ injection wells with a systematic grid layout were established in the area. Prepare solution A containing 10mmol / L potassium ferrate, 1mmol / L sodium hydroxide and 1mmol / L potassium iodide solution, and inject 2m of the solution into each well 3 . After 8 hours of reaction, inject B solution containing 3mmol / L sodium citrate into each well, and inject 1m of the solution into each well 3 , After 4 hours of reaction, inject 8m of 7% hydrogen peroxide solution into each well 3 , Reaction for 12h, after 10 rounds of injection, sampling was ...
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[0037] The groundwater pollution area of a pesticide factory is about 3500m 2 , The thickness of the aquifer is about 6m, and the soil porosity of the saturated aquifer is 42%. The average concentration values of chloroform, carbon tetrachloride, 1,2-dichloroethane, trichloroethylene, and 1,2,4-trichlorobenzene in the region are 4210μg / L, 8094μg / L, 2279μg / L, 329μg, respectively / L and 1536μg / L. Before the in-situ chemical oxidation injection, 100 injection points in the system grid layout were established in the area, and the movable direct-push medicine injection device was used for injection. Prepare solution A containing 20mmol / L potassium ferrate, 2mmol / L sodium hydroxide, 1mmol / L potassium iodide and 1mmol / L copper chloride solution, and inject 1.5m of the solution at each point 3 . After 18 hours of reaction, inject B solution containing 5mmol / L sodium oxalate into each well, and inject 0.5m of the solution into each well 3 , After 6 ho...
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