Changes in Water Quality in the Bureiskoe Reservoir Caused by a Large Landslide

Kondratyeva, L. M.; Махинов, А. Н.; Andreeva, D. V.; Bashkurova, A. S.

doi:10.1134/s0097807820020086

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“…The maximum number of components (nine) was found in the water extract of rocks with combustion products. This sample was dominated by hexane and methanol and additionally contained butanol and butyl acetate [17].…”

Section: Change In Composition Of Volatile Organic Compoundsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessment of the relationships between elements and organic matter in water after a large landslide in the Bureyskoye reservoir (Russia)

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The article provides information on statistical approaches to identify the dominant factors that influenced the water quality in the Bureyskoye reservoir after a large landslide in December 2018 blocked access to a hydroelectric power plant. To restore the hydrological regime, blasting operations were carried out using trinitrotoluene and hexogen. The main indicators of water quality were volatile organic matters and elemental composition that varied along different banks above and below the landslide body and under the influence of explosives. In water samples from the artificial canal after the restoration of the reservoir flow, the content of Fe, Mn, Al, Cu and Zn remained at a low level and did not reach the initial values established prior to the blasting operations. However, an increase in the content of Pb by 7 times and Hg by 80 times was noted. The presence of methanol and methylated benzene derivatives in water could stimulate the formation of more toxic methylmercury, posing a risk to aquatic organisms. Correlation analysis was used to process the obtained data which made it possible to differentiate the contributions of natural (landslide, river tsunami) and anthropogenic factors (blasting) to the change in the chemical composition of water in the reservoir.

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Section: Change In Composition Of Volatile Organic Compoundsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessment of the relationships between elements and organic matter in water after a large landslide in the Bureyskoye reservoir (Russia)

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Using time series InSAR to assess the deformation activity of open-pit mine dump site in severe cold area

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Water Composition Changes in the Bureiskoe Reservoir after a Landslide and Blasting

Kondratyeva

Golubeva

Litvinenko

2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Data on changes in the qualitative composition of volatile organic compounds and content of elements in waters of the Bureiskoe Reservoir after a great landslide, which blocked access to the hydroelectric power station, were presented. Blasting with use of trinitrotoluene and hexogen carried out to restore the hydrological regime by creating an artificial channel. Maximum content of methanol and acetone were recorded in water samples taken at the right bank near the landslide, where a lot of disintegrated wood entered the water after river tsunami. After filtering water through a landslide body, the content of Al, Fe, and Pb increased, and content of Mg, Ca, Zn, and Cd decreased. After restoration of the reservoir flow in water samples from the artificial channel, the content of Fe, Mn, Al, Cu, and Zn was at a low level and did not reach the initial values established before the blasting began. However, an increase the content of Pb by 7 times and Hg by 80 times was recorded. Presence of methanol and methylated benzene derivatives in water could stimulate the formation of more toxic bioavailable methylmercury, posing risks to aquatic organisms.

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Changes in Water Quality in the Bureiskoe Reservoir Caused by a Large Landslide

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

Assessment of the relationships between elements and organic matter in water after a large landslide in the Bureyskoye reservoir (Russia)

Assessment of the relationships between elements and organic matter in water after a large landslide in the Bureyskoye reservoir (Russia)

Using time series InSAR to assess the deformation activity of open-pit mine dump site in severe cold area

Water Composition Changes in the Bureiskoe Reservoir after a Landslide and Blasting

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