CLEANSOIL as a perspective method of remediation of oil-contaminated soils under existing infrastructure

Korzhov, Yu.; Лапшина, Е. Д.; Khoroshev, D. I.; Zakharchenko, A.V.; Kul’kov, M. G.; Yarkov, D. M.

doi:10.1134/s1995425510030069

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“…The substances were extracted by n-hexane [6,7]. It was added to the weighed soil sample (about 50 g) in the amount of 40 ml and shaken for 5 min.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The Irvelen polymer fibres are characterized by the best adsorption of saturated and aromatic HCs among all the local adsorbents. Irvelen fibres (produced by the RUNO + enterprise in Tomsk) are made from waste products and their price is acceptable, which is also an indispensable condition of the CLEANSOIL ® program [6].…”

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“…The experiment performed according to the CLEANSOIL ® program aims to assess the possibility of using the soil drainage system [6]. The experiment shows that oil-consuming micro-organisms are effective and may be used for the rehabilitation of oil-contaminated soils.…”

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“…The substances were extracted by n-hexane [6,7]. It was added to the weighed soil sample (about 50 g) in the amount of 40 ml and shaken for 5 min.…”

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The Study of Processes of Electrochemical Treatment of Soils at the Pilot Test Site

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Abstract. The techniques of field testing of controlled electrochemical cleaning of soil from oil pollution and the experimental setup are described. The results of engineering-geological surveys of groundmass artificially saturated with petroleum products (used oil, gasoline) are presented. The processes of formation of zones of drying, accumulation of petroleum products in electroosmotic transport, changes in the structure of soil as a result of the phase transformation and dissolution of petroleum products are shown in detail. The phenomenon was established of oil coagulation in the pores of the soil when subjected to electric treatment leading to an increase of particle size of sand and clay components of the soil and contributing to its deactivation. The efficiency of electrochemical treatment of tight sand and clay soils was proved experimentally. Experiments confirmed the effectiveness of the integrated electrophysical control of soil properties changes in the process of treatment, and in combination with the previously established correlation dependencies -the possibility of the average assessment of the contamination factor change.

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CLEANSOIL as a perspective method of remediation of oil-contaminated soils under existing infrastructure

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Oil-contaminated soils under engineering constructions and technology of soil remediation

Oil-contaminated soils under engineering constructions and technology of soil remediation

The Study of Processes of Electrochemical Treatment of Soils at the Pilot Test Site

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