The Analysis of Heavy Metal Concentration per Distance and Depth around the Vicinity  of Open Landfill

Sakawi, Zaini; RozaimiAriffin, Mohd; Jali, Mohd Fuad Mat

doi:10.19026/rjaset.5.4246

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“…50, 60 and 70% sites at 0, 30 and 60 m distances, respectively showed values greater than the mean. The study revealed similar results with that of Sakawi et al [31] who found Fe as the most dominant per specific distances and depths and exceeded the DOE minimum standard (301 µg g -1 ) around the Vicinity of open landfill of Malaysia. The highest level of Fe was observed at site-2 (Hawaile) while lowest was seen at site-8 (Kharuali) and site-9 (Bagrapara).…”

Section: Copper Zinc Iron and Manganese Concentration Insupporting

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Spatial Dissemination of Some Heavy Metals in Soil Adjacent to <i>Bhaluka</i> Industrial Area, Mymensingh, Bangladesh

Zabir¹

2016

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Heavy metals released from industries causes severe environmental pollution in developing countries. This study has been conducted to evaluate the intensity of heavy metals pollution in soil at 0, 30 and 60 m distances from waste carrying canal of Bhaluka industrial area of Mymensingh, Bangladesh. Lead (Pb), chromium (Cr), copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), iron (Fe) and manganese (Mn) concentrations in soils decreased gradually with the increase of distance from waste canal. Maximum concentration was found at 60 to 0 m distance varied from 67.

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Section: Copper Zinc Iron and Manganese Concentration Insupporting

confidence: 89%

Spatial Dissemination of Some Heavy Metals in Soil Adjacent to <i>Bhaluka</i> Industrial Area, Mymensingh, Bangladesh

Zabir¹

2016

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“…All samples were brought to Geology Laboratory of Indonesian Center for Geology Survey in Bandung to be analyzed using Thermo X-Series Inductively Coupled Plasma -Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS). The equipment was applied on analyzing many environmental investigations because of its sensitivity (Ashraf et al 2012;Courtin-Nomade et al 2002;Garcia et al 2009;Sakawi et al 2013;Turunen et al 2016;). After dried outdoor for one day in minimum, the samples were then crushed and milled to gain the fraction of <200 mesh.…”

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Heavy Metals Content and Pollution in Tin Tailings from Singkep Island, Riau, Indonesia

Irzon¹,

Syafri²,

Hutabarat³

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Instead of its economic impact, tin mining activities cause environmental problems. The tin occurrence which is related to tin-bearing alteration on S-type Muncung Granite and its mining history in Singkep Island describes in this study. This work assessed the heavy metals concentration in six tin tailings and two soils from Singkep using inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry in correlation to environmental hazard. Both primary and placer mining methods applied in tin excavations on the studied area. Concentration tendency of heavy metals in the six studied tailings samples is generally Cr>Pb>As>Ba≈V. The identical heavy metals trend represented by the three samples from Bukit Tumang might reflect a similar primary tailings character. On the other hand, anthropogenic activities and different surrounding rocks caused the dissimilarity of heavy metals pattern on placer wastes. Higher environmental problems are detected on the primary wastes than the placer one, especially arsenic and chrome. Severe arsenic pollution degree is also indicated in the soil sample just outside the mining location at Betong Village. Conservation and amelioration programs are useful in improving the environmental condition on studied locations.

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“…There have been various studies in Malaysia that have discovered the effects of potentially toxic elements in the soil of an operating landfill, but few works have reported this information for closed landfill sites (Agamuthu and Fauziah 2010;Hussein et al 2021;Mohd Adnan et al 2013;Sakawi et al 2013;Syahirah et al 2013;Taha et al 2011;Yusoff et al 2013).…”

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Development of a kriging assessment framework and impact pathway for researching contamination with potentially toxic elements in urban landfill soil

Bakar

Yoneda

Mahmood

2022

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Landfill post-closure with contaminant concentration in soil below permissible limit assessed at limited spot does not represent the contamination issue. Therefore sizeable, qualitative, and cost-effective analysis of the concentrations of contaminants is needed and this work recommends kriging assessment and the logical impact pathway framework as factors of change in landfill aftercare management. The kriging framework is developed utilising lead (Pb) and chromium (Cr) data from inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) analysis. The development of the kriging framework is conducted based on the observation of censored data from ICP-MS analysis. The estimation analysis involves the analysis of ordinary kriging with regression analysis, showing the interpolation of spatial correlation and regression error. Hence, ordinary kriging with regression of the variable of interest, i.e., Pb, using the data of the explanatory variable, i.e., Cr, is inappropriate. Further investigation with the utilisation of guess-field kriging analysis hypothetically exposed a potential contaminated area using an existing but limited number of explanatory variables; although, guess-field kriging may possibly result immense uncertainty at the area where the explanatory variable does not exist. Besides, this work anticipated outcomes in societal impact and sustainability practices from the proposed kriging framework by recommending a logical impact pathway. The development of the kriging framework and impact pathway reassure the necessary actions to be executed by responsible parties and act as the stimulus of a wider spectrum of improvement initiatives to oversee real issues, such as the time of occurrence, and to prevent negative impacts on the environment and humans.

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The Analysis of Heavy Metal Concentration per Distance and Depth around the Vicinity of Open Landfill

Cited by 10 publications

References 16 publications

Spatial Dissemination of Some Heavy Metals in Soil Adjacent to <i>Bhaluka</i> Industrial Area, Mymensingh, Bangladesh

Spatial Dissemination of Some Heavy Metals in Soil Adjacent to <i>Bhaluka</i> Industrial Area, Mymensingh, Bangladesh

Heavy Metals Content and Pollution in Tin Tailings from Singkep Island, Riau, Indonesia

Development of a kriging assessment framework and impact pathway for researching contamination with potentially toxic elements in urban landfill soil

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The Analysis of Heavy Metal Concentration per Distance and Depth around the Vicinity of Open Landfill

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Spatial Dissemination of Some Heavy Metals in Soil Adjacent to &lt;i&gt;Bhaluka&lt;/i&gt; Industrial Area, Mymensingh, Bangladesh

Spatial Dissemination of Some Heavy Metals in Soil Adjacent to &lt;i&gt;Bhaluka&lt;/i&gt; Industrial Area, Mymensingh, Bangladesh

Heavy Metals Content and Pollution in Tin Tailings from Singkep Island, Riau, Indonesia

Development of a kriging assessment framework and impact pathway for researching contamination with potentially toxic elements in urban landfill soil

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Spatial Dissemination of Some Heavy Metals in Soil Adjacent to <i>Bhaluka</i> Industrial Area, Mymensingh, Bangladesh

Spatial Dissemination of Some Heavy Metals in Soil Adjacent to <i>Bhaluka</i> Industrial Area, Mymensingh, Bangladesh