CHEN Fangyuan, CHEN Haoming, DUAN Xiaofang, et al. Simulation on Contamination Forecast and Control of Groundwater in a Solid Waste Treatment Plant[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2018, 38(4): 187-194.
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CHEN Fangyuan, CHEN Haoming, DUAN Xiaofang, et al. Simulation on Contamination Forecast and Control of Groundwater in a Solid Waste Treatment Plant[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2018, 38(4): 187-194. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2018.04.031.
Simulation on Contamination Forecast and Control of Groundwater in a Solid Waste Treatment Plant
[Objective] Taking a solid waste treatment plant in Dagang Area of Zhenjiang New Area in Jiangsu Province as the research object
the groundwater pollution was simulated to provide a reference for the prediction and control of groundwater pollution of similar construction projects and enterprises.[Methods] By systematically analyzing field water level
water quality observation data and hydrogeological conditions of the solid waste treatment plant
the groundwater flow and solute transport model were established by Visual Modflow software.[Results] We simulated the migrations of CODMn and NH3-N characteristic pollutants after seepage damage of the factory sewage treatment station
predicted the barrier effect of surface hardening pollution control measures on pollutants
and predicted the pollutant influenced range
over standard range and maximal migration distance by numerical simulation. It was predicted that after 20 years
the pollutant would have the largest influence range and the farthest migration distance
and the influence range of CODMn would be larger than that of NH3-N
and the migration distance be more than that of NH3-N. After the surface hardening
the pollution feather would not exceed the scope of this assessment.[Conclusion] The pollutants mainly migrate in the direction of water flow
the impact on water environment increases with time
the pollutant concentration decreases with the increase of migration distance. Different contaminants have different solute transport ranges and migration distances in groundwater aquifers. And surface hardening measures can effectively control the spread of pollutants.
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