The invention relates to the technical field of underground
water pollution low-carbon treatment, in particular to a method for synchronously removing
benzene series and
hexavalent chromium in acidic underground water, which comprises the following steps: gradually replacing
electron acceptors required by microorganisms, obtaining acid-resistant anaerobic
mixed flora capable of degrading the
benzene series and simultaneously generating iron minerals from soil, the method comprises the following steps: adding
ferric citrate and an acid-resistant anaerobic
mixed flora into acidic polluted underground water containing
benzene series and
hexavalent chromium, culturing, degrading the benzene series, reducing the
hexavalent chromium, and fixing part of the hexavalent
chromium in iron minerals. According to the method,
anaerobic microorganisms are used for degrading benzene series and generating iron minerals under the acidic condition, and in the process, hexavalent
chromium is reduced and fixed by the iron minerals at the same time. Compared with the prior art, the method is suitable for acidic polluted underground water, does not need additional
pH regulation and control, does not need
oxygen supply, is simple to operate, can synchronously repair combined
pollution, and is environment-friendly and free of secondary
pollution.