地下水浅埋区某加油站特征污染物空间分布简

加油站渗漏污染地下水已经是一个世界性的问题。由于浅埋区加油站储罐与地下水密切接触,更加剧储罐的腐蚀。为揭示加油站渗漏的典型污染物石油烃（TPH）、苯系物（BTEX）、萘和甲基叔丁基醚（MTBE）在该水文地质条件下的迁移变化,在浅埋区某加油站开展了平、枯、丰水期的地下水监测工作。在水平分布上,TPH、BTEX、萘基本相似,均在加油岛附近形成高浓度区,而MTBE则更易随地下水流动而迁移,呈现出不同的污染晕。在垂直分布上,地下水的水位变动是污染物浓度分布的主要影响因素。     

典型石油炼制厂地下水中优先控制污染物识别方法的建立和验证

为识别反映地下水质量的优先控制污染物,基于污染物危害性评价体系,结合某炼厂污染物的检出率、检出浓度和超标倍数,建立了石油炼化企业地下水中优先控制污染物识别方法;采用该方法对石油炼制厂地下水污染物进行了筛选研究。结果表明,石油炼化行业地下水中优先控制污染物清单包括苯、甲苯、乙苯、二甲苯、石油烃、苯酚、挥发性酚类、砷、铅和锰等10种5类污染物。研究结果与实验监测结果具有一致性,石油炼化厂地下水污染应优先控制清单中污染物,尤其是苯系物和石油烃。     

重庆市加油站周边浅层地下水中石油烃污染调查与特征分析

为了解加油站运营对周边浅层地下水环境质量的影响,随机选择了12个正常运营20年以上的加油站,在加油站上游和下游共布设了27口地下水监测井,对地下水中石油烃、苯系物、萘、1,2-二氯乙烷和甲基叔丁基醚开展了水质监测。结果表明,石油烃在地下水中的检出率较高,为96.3%,检出浓度为4.2~544.7μg/L,检出组分主要为柴油烃中的C26和C20,检出率分别达到了88.9%和77.8%;汽油烃的有效组分C6~C9未检出,作为汽油添加剂的1,2-二氯乙烷和甲基叔丁基醚在地下水中存在,检出率分别为96.3%和22.2%,检出浓度分别为1.7~30.9μg/L和3.8~30.9μg/L。其中,11.1%的监测井中甲基叔丁基醚浓度超过了EPA推荐的饮用水安全的浓度限值(20μg/L),3.7%的监测井中1,2-二氯乙烷浓度超过了《地表水环境质量标准》(GB 3838-2002)中\"集中式生活饮用水地表水源地特定项目标准限值\"规定的30μg/L。总体而言,石油烃、苯系物、1,2-二氯乙烷和甲基叔丁基醚的含量远低于油品渗(泄)漏导致的污染水平。     

某采油区石油污染土壤微生物群落特征研究

采用Biolog方法、最大或然数和主成分分析方法研究了某采油区污染场地及周围土壤的污染特征、微生物数量、微生物群落功能多样性以及相互作用关系.结果表明,土壤均一定程度受到石油污染,污染场地土壤呈现以萜类、姥鲛烷及植烷等难降解物质为主的污染特征,其土壤中微生物数量最多,总活菌数为1.73×1010个/g,石油烃降解菌数为...     

过硫酸盐在岩溶管道地下水中的稳定性及其对苯系物的去除效果

原位化学氧化(in situ chemical oxidation,ISCO)是一种高效便捷的去除地下水有机污染物的技术,相比于多孔介质,岩溶地下河中ISCO技术应用还未见报道.为了更好地认识ISCO技术在岩溶地下河石油污染修复中应用的可行性,使用过硫酸盐(persulfate,PS)作为化学氧化剂,在实验室利用碳酸盐...     

岩溶断层区含油废水溢流地下水污染风险评价

岩溶地下水是西南岩溶地区重要的生活和生产用水来源,由于其赋存地质环境复杂,受到污染后极难治理。以某含油废水溢流区为研究对象,通过调查污染区域的地质结构、溶洞通道及断层情况,评估污染物的来源、分布范围及主要迁移通道,构建基于地下水自净能力的地下水污染风险评价模型。结果表明：研究区石油烃 (C10~C40) 、氰化物和甲苯污染严重,三者检出率分别为98.7%,75.3%和59.7%,包气带内仍存在大量的石油类污染物,其质量为14.07 t;岩溶断层区地下水系统存在2条岩溶通道,且石油类污染物主要通过第一条通道迁移;地下水中石油类污染物的自然衰减过程符合指数型衰减特征;人工冲洗情景下,污染物和示踪剂浓度下降速度加快,地下水自净能力显著提高;岩溶断层区地下水污染风险指数与泉流量之间呈现负相关关系。该研究成果可为岩溶断层区含油废水溢流地下水污染的自然衰减式治理和风险防控提供参考。     

某化肥厂污染场地土壤和地下水中氨氮分布特征及其非致癌风险评估

研究了生产历史长达43年的华北地区已停产的某化肥厂污染场地土壤和地下水中氨氮分布特征及其非致癌风险.结果表明:该场地内土壤氨氮质量浓度为0.29～7020.00 m g/kg,污染主要集中在碳化工房和变换、脱硫工房等核心生产区,以及发生过液氨泄漏事故的南部空地区域;氨氮浓度总体随土壤深度的增加呈现先上升后降低的趋势,深...     

Comprehensive Environmental Investigation at Former Industrial/Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Sites in Long Beach,CA: A Forensic Perspective

Two industrial sites were investigated based on years of available hydrogeologic information and monitoring data for soil and groundwater. Collected data were forensically evaluated using age-dating and fingerprinting methods. The previous business uses of the project sites were as a gas station, laundry/dry-cleaning service, and car wash with petroleum underground storage tanks (USTs). As a result, these sites were exposed to a number of toxic contaminants at relatively high concentrations. Source control was necessary for successful remediation and the ultimate removal of the remaining compounds from these industrial sites. Although contaminated soil around the source was excavated during the remedial action and the high concentrations of contaminants were reduced, typical groundwater contaminants such as petroleum hydrocarbons as gasoline (TPH-G), benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylenes (BTEX), and oxygenates including methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE), diisopropyl ether (DIPE), ethyl tert-butyl ether (ETBE), tert-amyl methyl ether (TAME), and tert-butyl alcohol (TBA) were persistently found at the studied sites around the source points. The plume and concentration of contaminants had changed their shapes and strength for all monitoring periods. Thus, additional source control seems to be a requirement for the complete removal of source contamination, which must be ascertained with groundwater and soil monitoring on a regular time base. For the study sites, monitored natural attenuation was relatively feasible for the long-term plan; however, it did not offer a perfect remediation solution for an ultimate goal because of residual toxic compounds that might have affected the surrounding residential areas at higher concentrations than their health limits. Therefore, as a remediation strategy, the combination of clean-up technology and natural attenuation with monitoring activities are more highly recommended than either clean-up or natural attenuation used separately.     

Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds in a University Building

A total of 34 volatile organic compounds (VOCs) were measured in the indoor of laboratories, offices and classrooms of the Chemical Engineering Department of Hacettepe University in Ankara in 2 week-day passive sampling campaigns. The average concentrations ranged from 0.77 to 265 μg m^?3 at the different indoor sites, with the most abundant VOC found to be toluene (119.6 μg m^?3), followed by styrene (21.24 μg m^?3), 2-ethyltoluene (17.11 μg m^?3), n-hexane (10.21 μg m^?3) and benzene (9.42 μg m^?3). According to the factor analysis, the evaporation of solvents used in the laboratories was found to be the dominant source.