Title: Biodegradation of chlorinated compounds
1Biodegradation of chlorinated compounds
- ?first-order decay(Cornuet et al.,2000)
rfirst order rate coefficient?yyield? kfirst
order decay coefficient?Cconcentration in
groundwate? y10.79?y20.74?y30.64?y40.45
2Transport of VOCs in groundwater
- ?governing equations with considering advection,
dispersion, adsorption and biodegradation(Cornuet
et al.,2000) -
Rretardation factor?Dx?Dy?DzDispersion
coefficient on x,y,z direction vsgroundwater
velocity
3Site summary and Injection wells
4Calculating injection amount
- ?Design soft of Regenesis
- Historical highest VOC concentrations of well
GW6 were used - Other items were analyzed from GW6 samples
before designing
Requested minimum HRC amount 218kg(reduction of
sulfate 110mg/l) 116kg(reduction of sulfate
50mg/l)
5HRC Injection
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After warmed with 60? water, injected with
a pump(Injected amount 272kg) ?warmed
?stiring ?injection process ??after injection
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6VOCs concentrations after HRC injection
- ?concentrations of PCE?TCE decreased(decreasing
ratios 97.5?89.2) - ?concentrations of DCE?VC increased firstly and
then turned to desreasing
Bioremediation process is accelerated by injected
HRC
7Monitored water quality (sulfate etc.)
- ?6776mg/l H from HRC was used to decrease
sulfate - ?By HRC injection
- pH?ORP are decreased
- EC?TOC are increased
- ?DO should be decreased,
- however the result of 107 day
- shows increasing trend.
- Reason is not clear at the moment
8Monitored water quality (organic acids)
- ? Pyruvic acid and acetic acid in well GW6
showed increasing trend
H was released by breakdown of Lactic acid
GW6
9Enhanced bioremediation estimation with BIOCHLOR
- Before HRC Injection (natural condition)
- ?upon monitoring well data(MW6U?GW6)
After HRC injection (107 days) ?MW6U?GW6
10Estimated half life with BIOCHLOR
- HRC??????107????????????
- ?????????????PCE367??TCE119??
- cis-1,2-DCE4.5??????????????
- ?GW6?VOCs?????????
- ????????????????????????
- ????DCE?????????????????