Нүүрс устөрөгч олж авах үйл явц нь дөрвөн үе шатаас бүрдэнэ. Тэдэнтэй танилцацгаая. 1. Гүн тунадасжилт. Нүүрсустөрөгч нь маш гүнд хуримтлагдсан органик бодис (замаг, ургамлын үлдэгдэл ...
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using surfactant-stabilized fo am-flushing technique were evaluated by DEA meth od, in which the cost of surf actant was consider ed as input data, stat ic characte ristic, ad-
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The heavy oil surfactant flushing experiment exhibited a significantly lower NAPL displacement efficiency compared to the other two lighter oil fractions. Displacement efficiency is defined herein as the volume of oil removed for each flushing step divided by the volume of flushing solution swept during that same step. Mobilization of the heavy ...
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and removal. Soil flushing uses surfactant or cosolvent as a carrier. A schematic of in-situ soil flushing system is shown in Figure 1. Figure 1. Schematic of an In-Situ Flushing System (Roote, 1998) The flushing process begins with the drilling of injection and extraction wells into the ground where the contamination has been found.
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The surfactant flooding then will be conducted with two to three pore volumes of surfactant between these two wells which are 15 feet apart and 20 feet deep. After the surfactant flooding, the partitioning tracer test will be repeated to determine the efficiency of the test volume of surfactant and to calculate the volume needed for complete ...
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1.2. Flushing experiments. Prior to flushing experiment, the intact soil column was pre-wetted from the bottom with 0.5 g/L NaN 3 solution to fill the empty pores and inhibit biodegradation. After complete water saturation, five pore volumes (PV) of water with 0.5 g/L NaN 3 were supplied, using a peristaltic pump at a flow rate of 8 mL/min, …
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The aim of the present study was to assess the effectiveness of two surfactants (Polysorbate 80 – Tween 80 and Sodium Dodecyl Benzensulphonate – SDBS) for the remediation of hydrocarbon-contaminated soil.To study the effectiveness of these surfactants, an experimental laboratory-scale apparatus was set up for the simulation of …
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Surfactant-enhanced soil flushing is a common remediation technique for soils contaminated by hydrophobic organic chemicals. In this study, soil flushing with …
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In a test of surfactant flushing, 34%-60% of residual dense NAPL (DNAPL) were recovered from shallow soils (Maire and Fatin-Rouge 2017). The combined use of /surfactant polymer (SP ...
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Surfactant Flushing. Surfactant Flushing. 2009 Pilot Study Fueling Point – Military Site Northeastern USA. Jeffrey H. Harwell Asahi Glass Chair of Chemical Engineering The University of Oklahoma …
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The aqueous CsCl flushing solution (60 g·L −1) used to create the initial oil residual saturations was determined to have a dynamic viscosity of 0.84 cP (0.0084 …
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Хөрс, ус, агаарын чанар нь хүний амьдралын бүх чухал зүйл юм. Гэсэн хэдий ч байгалийн баялгийг хариуцлагагүй, ухамсаргүй ашигласны үр дүнд байгаль дэлхий маш их сүйдэж, эргэлт буцалтгүй цэг рүү ойртсоор байна.
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Although AMP G 3 did not show activity to fungus, the mixtures of AMP/C 16 TAB and AMP/C 14 DMAO could kill C. albicans at high surfactant concentrations. The mixtures had rather high cytotoxicity to NIH 3T3 and HSF cells although G 3 is nontoxic to cells. Cationic AMPs can be formulated with nonionic, cationic, and zwitterionic …
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Effects of prolonged exposure to high levels of O2= pulmonary capillary permeability, decreased surfactant production & surfactant inactivation, & fibrotic changes in the alveoli. PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC HYPERCAPNIA (e. COPD) Chronic hypercapnia blunts the response of chemoreceptors to elevated CO2 levels as a respiratory stimulant ...
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4.2.3 Scale 3: Tank Experiments. Most of the tank experiments, materials and methods are described in detail in Atteia et al. ().Each tank consisted mainly of a 1 m 3 box filled with sand including three contaminated lenses (26 × 26 × 5 cm): the middle lens being built with the same sand as the overall tank and the top and bottom one consisted …
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Soil pollution remediation* María Dolores FernándezPaloma Sánchez Sánchez-ArguelloConcepción García-Gómez, in Reference Module in Biomedical Sciences, 2022. Soil flushing. Soil flushing is an in situ treatment technology in which an aqueous solution is injected or infiltrated into contaminated soil. This may occur within the unsaturated …
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Surfactant flushing has been recognized as an efficient technology for the remediation of aquifers contaminated with NAPLs. A surfactant-enhanced remediation technique is used to enhance NAPL solubility and/or mobilize NAPL ganglia by reducing the interfacial tension (IFT) between the organic phase and the aqueous phase [3], [4].
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Laboratory-scale aquifer cell studies demonstrated that surfactant flushing of a PCE-NAPL source zone with a 4% wt solution of Tween 80 ® (polyoxyethylene (20) …
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Surfactant/cosolvent flushing is a DNAPL-removal technology involving the injection and subsequent extraction of chemicals to solubilize and/or mobilize DNAPLs. The chemicals are injected into a system of wells positioned to …
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Flushing solutions can be water, acidic aqueous solutions, basic solutions, chelating or complexing agents, reducing agents, cosolvents, or surfactants. Water will extract water …
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The soil flushing process is an in situ remediation technology, where surfactants are used to facilitate mobility of o-DCB and p-DCB in soil.The downward movement of o-DCB and p-DCB in soil was assessed in the presence of saponin, APG, and Tween 80 in the elution water. Table 1 shows the average concentrations of o-DCB and …
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Энэхүү угаах үйл явц нь хуурай цэвэрлэгээний анхны үе шат юм. Хуурай цэвэрлэгээ Францаас гаралтай тул зарим хүмүүс өнөөг хүртэл энэ төрлийн угаалгыг "франц угаах" гэж нэрлэдэг.
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Surfactant flushing with intermittent air injection, referred to as enhanced flushing, has been proposed at a site in Korea contaminated by military activity to …
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A total of 190 μL of the released AMP/surfactant mixture after two-fold serial dilution were mixed with 10 μL E. coli ATCC 23502 (3 × 10 5 cfu/mL) and incubated in respective medium overnight at 37 °C before determining the optical density. The paired AMPs and respective surfactant employed for coating were dissolved in 200 μL medium …
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When properly implemented, surfactant and cosolvent flushing technologies can recover substantial quantities of contaminant mass from chlorinated solvent source …
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The surfactant -enhanced flushing technology has been developed to address these disadvantages. is a gas-liquid multiphase dispersion system, which …
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A commercial surfactant (E-Mulse 3 ®) was used to extract most of the residual DNAPL in soil at column conditions. The resulting surfactant flushing solution (SFS) presented high concentration of chlorinated organic compounds (COCs = 3693 mg L …
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Therefore, the development of an efficient post-treatment for the extracted surfactant flushing solution (SFS) is one of the main requirements for the application of a SEAR treatment. Besides, the recovery of the surfactant is a key factor from an economical point of view [15]. There are relatively few reported studies concerning the coupling ...
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Results showed that the use of both surfactants allows to reach high removal efficiency (∼50% for Tween 80 and ∼70% for SDBS) of hydrocarbons from soil and that …
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Soil. The soil sample in this study was collected from the top 0–20 cm of surface soil in Beijing City, China. The soil sample used in subsequent experiments was air-dried and sieved to obtain particles less than 2 mm. Soil pH, measured at a 1:2.5 (w/v) soil/water ratio by using a pH meter (TP310, Beijing), was 7.84.
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Forty-two commercial, water-soluble surfactants were screened for PCE solubilization in batch experiments and one nonionic (Brij 97) and one anionic (SDS) surfactant were further evaluated in column experiments. Of the 42 surfactants that were screened, 12 nonionic surfactants with HLB values between 10.8 and 13.2 solubilized …
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In the process of aquifer flushing, microemulsion can form in-situ with the injection of SDS/1-butanol solution, substantially improving the NB remediation …
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Since the solubility of DDT increases substantially as a result of the presence of surfactants, flushing surfactants to soil and groundwater may be a viable alternative to remove HOCs in situ. For example as seen in Fig. 3, in the absence of surfactant almost 97% of the DDT mass was associated with soil, and only 3% was in aqueous phase.
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For 2002 surfactant flushing at Hill AFB, a transect of passive flux meters (PFMs) used to measure TCE mass flux before and after the surfactant flood indicated a reduction in TCE flux of ~90%. With the integral pumping test method, water was subsequently extracted from the same series of wells, and a contaminant concentration/time series was ...
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Landfill leachate–contaminated soil is widespread all over the world. In order to study the removal of mixed contaminants from landfill leachate–contaminated soil by flushing with bio-surfactant, soil column test was conducted to select an optimum concentration of bio-surfactant saponin (SAP) at first. Then, the removal efficiencies of …
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