Chengdu University of Technology

Shibin Liu

Xin Wang

Hui Ma

Shengyan Pu

Peng Wang

Dong Yu

Tao Zhang

Bowen Li

Qiang Tang

M Chen

Pei An

Jinsong Chen

The disclosure relates to a staggered electrode bio-electro-Fenton groundwater circulation well system, including a groundwater circulation well, a water pumping and injecting assembly and an in-well bio-electro-Fenton assembly. The water pumping and injecting assembly is configured to realize water pumping and injection between different screening sections of the groundwater circulation well. The bio-electro-Fenton assembly arranged in a first screening section of the groundwater circulation well includes at least one electrode device. A cathode and an anode of the electrode device form a spatially staggered arrangement according to different distribution areas. According to the disclosure, the spatially staggered arrangement of the cathode and the anode, the influence of oxygen on an anaerobic environment of an anode chamber in the electrode device is greatly reduced while ensuring the cathode takes oxygen as an electron acceptor, and the constructed bio-electro-Fenton system can accelerate the decomposition of organic pollutants in the groundwater circulation well.

Staggered electrode bio-electro-Fenton groundwater circulation well system, and electro-Fenton assembly

The invention relates to a method for microbial remediation of underground water petroleum hydrocarbon contamination by regulating soil buffer capability, which comprises detecting the soil particle size of contaminated site soil, dividing the contaminated site soil into coarse-grained soil and fine-grained soil; dividing the contaminated site soil into high buffer capacity soil and low buffer capacity soil; and adjusting the composition and ratio of a biostimulant solution added to the contaminated site soil based on the classification of the contaminated site soil. The detecting step includes classifying soil with a particle size between 0.075 mm and 60 mm and a mass greater than or equal to 50% of the total mass as coarse-grained soil; and classifying soil with a particle size not greater than 0.075 mm and a mass greater than or equal to 50% as fine-grained soil.

Method for remediating petroleum hydrocarbon contamination in groundwater

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