Device and method for simulation experiment for assessment of migration and fate of nano particles in underground environment
A simulated experimental device and nanoparticle technology, which is applied in the field of simulated experimental devices for evaluating the migration and fate of nanoparticles in the underground environment. It can solve the problems of wasting groundwater resources, large energy consumption, and unsustainability, and prevent material precipitation. , flexible device design, and the effect of reducing simulation costs
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[0031] like Figure 1~2 As shown, a simulated experimental device for evaluating the migration and fate of nanoparticles in the underground environment of the present invention mainly includes a water supply device, a reactor 5, an injection device, a sampling device and a water storage device, wherein the water supply device includes a pipeline sequence Connected liquid storage bottle 1, flow meter 2 and peristaltic pump a 3, water supply device is connected with water inlet pool 6 through pipeline again, and said pipeline is provided with sampling valve a 4; Peristaltic pump is used for adjusting reactor inlet water flow, can A multi-pump peristaltic pump system is selected, which can supply injection devices and several parallel simulation experimental devices at the same time, with a flow rate range of 0.21 to 21 mL / min (the Masterflex L / S peristaltic pump system from Cole-Parmer Instrument Company of the United States is used in this example) . The flow meter is used to ...
Embodiment 2
[0039] A kind of simulated experimental method utilizing the simulated experimental device described in embodiment 1, the migration and fate of nano magnesium oxide in underground environment and its in-situ injection repairing cadmium polluted groundwater are as follows:
[0040] Two injection wells were set up in the simulated aquifer area with a well spacing of 20 cm. A total of 30 monitoring wells are set in 8 rows, of which 2 monitoring wells are upstream of the injection wells, 1 row is flush with the injection wells, and the remaining 5 rows are downstream of the injection wells. The specific distribution and numbers are as follows: figure 2 shown.
[0041] During the experiment, the upper cover of the reactor was opened, and the fine sand was used as the aquifer, and filled into the simulated aquifer area in the reactor by wet filling. ~2cm clean fine sand, compact the filled part with a wooden pestle, then inject water and fill fine sand, repeat several times until ...
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[0045] Another kind of simulated experimental method utilizing the simulated experimental device described in Example 1 to carry out the migration and fate of modified nano-magnesia in the underground environment and its in-situ injection to repair cadmium-contaminated groundwater is the same as that of Example 2. The injected nanoparticles are different, so the migration properties of modified and unmodified nano-magnesia and their similarities and differences in the remediation effect of cadmium-contaminated groundwater can be compared. Figure 5 It shows that the concentration of magnesium ions produced by modified nano-magnesia is much higher than that of unmodified nano-magnesia, and the repair effect of modified nano-magnesia on cadmium is also better than that of unmodified nano-magnesia. In addition, sections were excavated at intervals of 2.5 cm in the simulated aquifer after restoration to observe the migration of nanoparticles ( Figure 6 ), it can be seen that the ...
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