Remediation Methods of Organic Contaminated Soil
A remediation method and technology for organic pollution, applied in the direction of restoration of polluted soil, etc., to achieve the effects of easy operation, avoiding the introduction of secondary pollution, and low cost
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[0032] Example 1: Sulfur-doped nano-carbon activated persulfate remediation of organically polluted soil
[0033] Take 50g of organic-contaminated soil, the organic content of which is 20wt%. Add sulfur doped carbon and persulfate solution. The amount of persulfate added is 3:1 (the mass concentration ratio of persulfate to organic matter in the soil), and the amount of sulfur-doped carbon powder is 15 mg (300 mg of sulfur-doped nano-carbon per kilogram of soil). Add an aqueous solution to the above soil, the amount of water added is enough to cover the soil, and stir for 5 hours at room temperature (25°C) under aeration conditions. After the reaction starts, take a certain amount of mud-water mixture at specific time intervals, and analyze the soil after drying. organic content. Analysis results seefigure 1 , 300min sulfur-doped carbon / persulfate system organic matter removal rate of 95%.
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[0042] Embodiment 2: with the same experimental procedure of embodiment 1, for the same persulfate consumption (3:1), add different amounts of sulfur-doped carbon, sulfur-doped nano-carbon / persulfate system to the organic matter in soil See Table 1 for removal. The dosage of sulfur-doped carbon was increased from 100mg / kg soil to 5000mg / kg soil. For the sulfur-doped nanocarbon / persulfate system, with the increase of the amount of sulfur-doped carbon, the removal rate of organic matter also increased from 45% to 97%. The increase of sulfur-doped carbon can provide more adsorption sites and active catalytic sites, which is beneficial to the adsorption and degradation of organic matter.
[0043] Table 1 Effect of sulfur-doped nanocarbon / persulfate system on oxidative degradation of soil organic matter sulfur-doped nanocarbon content
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[0045] Example 3: With the same experimental steps as in Example 1, the effects of different additions of persulfate on the removal of organic matter in the soil in the sulfur-doped nanocarbon / persulfate system were analyzed. The mass concentration ratio of persulfate to organic matter was increased from 0.5:1 to 100:1, and the dosage of sulfur-doped nano-carbon was 300mg / kg soil. The analysis results are shown in Table 2, increasing the amount of persulfate, the removal rate of organic matter began to increase. When the amount of persulfate exceeds 3:1, the removal rate of organic matter in the soil is only slightly increased. Considering the removal rate of organic matter and the cost of remediation of soil pollution, the optimal amount of persulfate added is 3:1.
[0046] Table 2 Effect of sulfur-doped nanocarbon / persulfate system on oxidative degradation of organic matter persulfate content in soil
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