Soil Pollution by Industrial Effluents, Solid Wastes and Reclamation Strategies by Microorganisms

Singha, Sourav; Chatterjee, Sabyasachi

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-09270-1_20

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“…Terrain slope [14,18] Effective soil layer thickness [19] Soil texture [20,21] Organic matter content [22] Soil erosion degree [23] Water-soil pollution degree [24,25] Ease of reclamation Furthermore, to ensure the rationality of the evaluation indicators, the initially selected evaluation indicators were reviewed through questionnaire surveys to establish the final LRS evaluation indicator system of BFSY. The five-level Likert scale was used to determine the importance of each evaluation indicator.…”

Section: Natural Factormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The results of natural factor (u 1 ), ease of reclamation (u 2 ), location factor (u 3 ), social factor (u 4 ), and economic factor (u 5 ) are illustrated in Equations ( 20)- (24), respectively. As shown in Equation (25), the evaluated ME R(u i ) can be calculated based on experts' assessment. 40) u 12 [0, 25) u 13 [0, 25) 25) u 42 [0, 60) u 43 [0, 25) u 44 [0, 25) u 45 [0, 25)…”

Section: Classic Domain Joint Domain and Me Determinationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As shown in Equation (25), the evaluated ME R(u i ) can be calculated based on experts' assessment. 40) u 12 [0, 25) u 13 [0, 25) 25) u 42 [0, 60) u 43 [0, 25) u 44 [0, 25) u 45 [0, 25)…”

Section: Classic Domain Joint Domain and Me Determinationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Railway construction contributes to socio-economic development but causes the occupation and destruction of land resources. How to effectively restore the temporary land and achieve efficient and rational reuse therefore becomes particularly important. The beam fabrication and storage yard (BFSY), as a large temporary facility during railway construction, occupies a large area of land. However, BFSYs damage the land in the way of pressing and may harden the ground to a high degree due to the use of high-density pile foundations, adversely affecting the soil properties. Therefore, this research aims to develop a model for evaluating the land reclamation suitability (LRS) of BFSY. The LRS evaluation indicator system of BFSY was firstly constructed based on the literature review and expert interviews. Then, an indicator-based model for assessing the LRS of BFSY was developed by integrating the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) model and the matter-element analysis (MEA) model. A case project in China was chosen to demonstrate and validate the developed model, and results show that the proposed model can rationally evaluate the LRS of BFSY in railway construction. The findings of this research enrich the knowledge system of sustainable railway construction and guide construction managers to conduct practical suitability assessments of land reclamation.

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