The invention relates to a method of using native function microflora to in-situ purify ground water polluted by
uranium. The method translates transferable hexavalent
uranium into nontransferable
uranous uranium in the ground water through
nitrate reducing
bacteria flora,
ferric iron reducing
bacteria flora and
sulfate reducing
bacteria flora which are formed under the anaerobic condition by
microorganism, and therefore the purpose of purifying the ground water polluted by the uranium is achieved. The specific implementation method comprises: (1) adjusting a potential of
hydrogen (Ph) value of the ground water polluted by the uranium; (2) activating the
microorganism in sediments; (3) regulating and controlling variation of the microflora, accelerating evolution of the
nitrate reducing bacteria flora, the
ferric iron reducing bacteria flora and the
sulfate reducing bacteria flora by means of adding a
carbon source, regulating
oxidation reduction potential of the water polluted by the uranium and the like; (4) continuously regulating and controlling the microbial flora until uranium concentration in the ground water polluted by the uranium is reduced below the national
emission standard and the purpose of purifying the
groundwater polluted by the uranium is achieved. The method of using the native function microflora to in-situ purify the ground water polluted by the uranium solves in-situ purifying problem of the ground water polluted by the uranium, and has the advantages of being high in purifying efficient, short in period, simple in equipment, short in process procedure, low in purifying cost, strong in
operability, free of secondary
pollution, good in purifying effect and the like.