A method for synchronously remediating organically contaminated soil and
groundwater by means of electrokinetic coupled multiphase extraction.
Cathode wells and
anode wells are distributed in a staggered manner in an area to be remediated; a
pipe filled with an
electrolyte is inserted into each of the
cathode wells and the
anode wells; an extraction
pipe is inserted into each
cathode well; electrodes are connected to an
electrokinetic remediation system; the extraction pipes are connected to a multiphase extraction
system; by means of
electrokinetic remediation,
persulfate anions in a catholyte are injected into a stratum from the
cathode wells and are then migrated to an
anode by means of the action of
electromigration, iron ions released by a sacrificial anode in an anolyte are migrated to a cathode by means of the action of
electromigration and
electrodialysis, and
persulfate in soil and
groundwater are activated during "opposite-direction" migration; then, the direction of an
electric field is switched, and at the same time, electrolytes are added to corresponding
electrode wells for "opposite-direction" migration, and remediation treatment is performed according to the above
electrode-based remediation method and an
electrode-based remediation method in which an electrode direction is switched, until organically contaminated soil and
groundwater in the area to be treated are completely remediated at the same time; and the multiphase extraction
system is started after the electrode-based remediation, and the electrolytes in the electrode wells are depleted. Further disclosed is the use of the method for synchronously remediating organically contaminated soil and groundwater by means of electrokinetic coupled multiphase extraction in in-situ remediation of organically contaminated soil.