On the limitation of the term petroleum products in the determination of the oil pollution of bottom sediments

Темердашев, З. А.; Павленко, Л. Ф.; Корпакова, И. Г.; Skrypnik, G. V.; Klimenko, T. L.; Votinova, T. V.; Ermakova, Ya. S.

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“…При этом установление содержания нефти и ее производных в водной и наземной средах является сложной задачей и по многим направлениям до конца не решено [5][6][7]. Это связано со сложным, разнообразным и многокомпонентным составом сырой нефти и продуктов её переработки [8].…”

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The relevance of environmental analysis of the environment in case of oil and petroleum products pollution

Ivanov

2023

Fisheries

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This publication is a review of a book devoted to the problems of environmental pollution by oil and petroleum products. The textbook describes the characteristics of oil, its physico-chemical properties are considered. Various methods of monitoring the habitat during its pollution are given to obtain the most complete information about the state of polluted water areas and territories. The necessity of using such methods to obtain the most complete information about the state of the polluted environment with oil and petroleum products is shown.

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The relevance of environmental analysis of the environment in case of oil and petroleum products pollution

Ivanov

2023

Fisheries

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“…Over time, even pollutants trapped in the vadose zone will migrate vertically into an aquifer under the effect of leaching [5,6,7,8]. According to previous research, the composition of stored oil products at service stations or underground oil tanks is complex, and controlled by production processes and standard requirements [9,10,11]. Adeniji et al [12] studied the types and composition of oil pollutants; Innocenti et al [13], Lueders et al [14], Wade et al [15], and Meyer et al [16] studied the main organic pollutants in oil, including methyl tert-butyl ether, benzene series, total petroleum hydrocarbons, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, as well as their migration in the environment.…”

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Health Risk Assessment of Groundwater Contaminated by Oil Pollutants Based on Numerical Modeling

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Song

Liu

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IJERPH

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To provide theoretical support for the protection of dispersed drinking water sources of groundwater, we need to accurately evaluate the time and scope of groundwater pollution hazards to human health. This helps the decision-making process for remediation of polluted soil and groundwater in service stations. In this study, we conducted such an evaluation by coupling numerical modeling with a health risk assessment. During the research, soil and groundwater samples were collected and analyzed for 20 pollutants. Fifty-six percent of the heavy contaminants and 100% of the organic contaminants exhibited maximum values at the location of the oil depot. Gray correlation analysis showed that the correlation between background samples and soil underlying the depot was 0.375–0.567 (barely significant to insignificant). The correlation between the reference sequence of other points was 0.950–0.990 (excellent correlation). The correlation of environmental impact after oil depot leakage followed the order: organic pollutants > heavy metals > inorganic pollutants. The groundwater simulation status and predictions indicated that non-carcinogenic health risks covered 25,462 m2 at the time of investigation, and were predicted to extend to 29,593 m2 after five years and to 39,873 m2 after 10 years. Carcinogenic health risks covered 21,390 m2 at the time of investigation, and were predicted to extend to 40,093 m2 after five years and to 53,488 m2 after 10 years. This study provides theoretical support for the protection of a dispersed drinking water source such as groundwater, and also helps the decision-making process for groundwater and soil environment improvement.

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The content and composition of organic compounds in the bottom sediments of the Norilsk-Pyasina water system one year after the accidental spill of diesel fuel

Nemirovskaya,

Glyaznetsova

2024

Marine Pollution Bulletin

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On the limitation of the term petroleum products in the determination of the oil pollution of bottom sediments

Cited by 8 publications

References 7 publications

The relevance of environmental analysis of the environment in case of oil and petroleum products pollution

The relevance of environmental analysis of the environment in case of oil and petroleum products pollution

Health Risk Assessment of Groundwater Contaminated by Oil Pollutants Based on Numerical Modeling

The content and composition of organic compounds in the bottom sediments of the Norilsk-Pyasina water system one year after the accidental spill of diesel fuel

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