Contaminated Soil '90 : Third International KfK/TNO Conference on Contaminated Soil, 10-14 December 1990, Karlsruhe, Federal Republic of Germany
معرفی کتاب «Contaminated Soil '90 : Third International KfK/TNO Conference on Contaminated Soil, 10-14 December 1990, Karlsruhe, Federal Republic of Germany» نوشتهٔ Kees W. Keuzenkamp, Hugo G. Von Meijenfeldt, Jan M. Roels (auth.), F. Arendt, M. Hinsenveld, W. J. Van Den Brink (eds.)، منتشرشده توسط نشر Springer Netherlands : Imprint : Springer در سال 1990. این کتاب در فرمت pdf، زبان انگلیسی ارائه شده است.
A. Rorsch TNO Board of Management In 1985 the Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research TNO, in cooperation with the Netherlands Ministry for Housing, Physical Planning and the Environment, took the initiative for a conference on an important environmental problem: contaminated soil and groundwater. We named it, somewhat self-assured, the First International TNO Conference on Contaminated Soil. And indeed the contamination of soils and groundwater proved to be an environmental issue of such an extent that soon after the successful first conference, TNO started preparations for a second one, this time in cooperation with the State Ministry for the Environment (Umweltbehorde) of Hamburg. And now we are on the brink of the third conference, organized together with the Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Centre (Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe). We feel honoured that the Federal Ministry for Research and Technology (BMFT) is again generously supporting this conference, and has anew declared it a BMFT Status Seminar. The conference (generally referred to as Contaminated Soil '85, Contaminated Soil '88 and Contaminated Soil '90, respectively) has successively gained in importance and prestige, which is reflected by the increasing number of participants and contributions to the scientific programme. Front Matter....Pages i-lxii Front Matter....Pages 1-1 Soil Protection Policy in the Netherlands, The Second Decade....Pages 3-10 The Bill is Presented; Motives Behind the Recovery of Soil Clean-Up Costs in the Netherlands....Pages 11-16 Contaminated Industrial Sites in the Netherlands....Pages 17-18 The Public Need of New Soil Purification Techniques....Pages 19-21 Superfund Status and Experience Toward Finding New Solutions to Old Problems....Pages 23-30 Technical and Administrative Bases for the Sanitation of Contaminated Sites in Austria....Pages 31-39 Area of Contaminated Soil in Pratteln (Switzerland) Creation of Metastases and Necessity of a Land Register of Contaminated Soils....Pages 41-42 Analysis of Contaminated Soil Site Inventory Methodology on the Basis of a Pilot Survey....Pages 43-51 Reclamation Strategies and Programs for Contaminated Sites in Italy....Pages 53-57 Contribution to the Workshop “Contaminated Industrial Sites” Third International TNO Conference....Pages 59-60 Contaminated Industrial Sites Statement....Pages 61-62 Contaminated Industrial Sites....Pages 63-63 Expert Model for Calculation of Soil Sanitation Costs....Pages 65-72 A New Approach to Soil Pollution Control in the Rotterdam “Europoort-Botlek” Industrial Area....Pages 73-80 Soil Sanitation of Industrial Sites: Cluster Concept and Consensus....Pages 81-90 Living on soil cover systems....Pages 91-98 Liability of the Person Responsible for Conditions for Already Decontaminated Industrial Sites....Pages 99-101 Permit Approval of Plants and Processes for Thermal Soil Treatment and River Sediment Utilization....Pages 103-106 Positive Consequences of the Old Waste Problem Regarding Disposal of Low Contaminated Wastes....Pages 107-108 The Situation as Regards Contaminated Sites in Poland....Pages 109-120 Front Matter....Pages 1-1 Soil Contamination by Prior Landfills in the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic....Pages 121-129 Contaminated Soil Problem in Estonia....Pages 131-132 Soil Pollution in Developing Countries with Special Reference to India....Pages 133-138 The Illegal Traffic of Hazardous Toxic Wastes in Turkey....Pages 139-142 Heavy Metals and Arsenic in Soils and Plants of Polluted Urban Sites and Their Extensive Distribution in the City of Metro Manila, Philippines. Part II: Situation in Plants....Pages 143-144 Waste-Oil Management in Developing Countries....Pages 145-146 Front Matter....Pages 147-147 Development and Implementation of Soil Quality and Cleanup Criteria for Contaminated Sites....Pages 149-156 Ecotoxicological Risk Assessment as a Base for Development of Soil Quality Criteria....Pages 157-164 On the Adequacy of Standards-Based Risk Evaluation Methods for Contaminated Land....Pages 165-172 Ecotoxicological Trigger Values: Is Pooling of All Available Data Possible?....Pages 173-180 How Dirty is Real Dirty — Further Criticism and Elaboration of the Concept of Soil Contamination Trigger Values....Pages 181-182 Preliminary Guide Levels for Mineral Oil Hydrocarbons in Soils and Groundwater....Pages 183-184 Trigger Levels and Procedures for Contaminated Soils....Pages 185-186 Delimination of Groundwater Protection Areas in the Netherlands....Pages 187-188 Atmospheric Deposition as a Source of Heavy Metals and Organic Contaminants to Agroecosystems....Pages 189-196 Experience Gained in Applying the Minimum Investigation Programme for Arable Land....Pages 197-204 Lead Pollution of Soil and Groundwater at Clay Pigeon Shooting Ranges....Pages 205-206 Impact of Coal Ash Lagoons Upon the Surrounding Soils....Pages 207-211 Heavy Metal Contamination in the Culebro River Basin Soils....Pages 213-214 The Spatial Distribution of Nitrate Concentrations in the Coastal Aquifer — Hadera Region....Pages 215-216 Front Matter....Pages 147-147 Background Concentrations of Dissolved Compounds in Northrhine-Westphalian Groundwaters....Pages 217-218 Soil and Plant Contamination with Harmful Substances after Long Time Trials of Sewage Sludge Application on Arable Land and Grassland....Pages 219-220 Exposure Remediation of Soil Radioactivity....Pages 221-225 Behavior of “Alkylbenzolsulfonates” in the system “Soil-Seeping Water-Ground Water”....Pages 227-228 Environmental Hygienic Principles and Aspects in Establishing Limit Values for Toxic Substances in Soil....Pages 229-236 Toxicological Considerations in the Compliance of Regulatory Standards in Soil Decontamination Projects....Pages 237-243 Environmental Cleanup Objectives Standard Procedure (ECOSP)....Pages 245-252 AGAPE — A Model for Estimating the Relative Risk of Potential Contaminated Sites....Pages 253-254 Contaminated Sites and Masters Plan — Example Hamburg....Pages 255-256 A Use-Oriented Evaluation System for Contaminated Sites, Taking into Account Human Health, Economic Considerations and the Natural Environment....Pages 257-258 Health and Safety Concepts Applicable to Contaminated Soil Clearance....Pages 259-260 Development of a General Impact Assessement Concept for the Sanitation of Uncontrolled Hazardous Sites....Pages 261-262 Development of an Action Frame to Improve the Social Acceptance of Measures to Clean Up Contaminated Sites....Pages 263-264 Spatial impact assessment for cleaning up contaminated sites — a research-approach within the r&d-project in Dortmund —....Pages 265-266 Evaluation and Selection of a Risk Assessment Method for Sanitation Technologies for Contaminated Land....Pages 267-268 Risk Assessment of Uncontrolled Hazardous Sites: Conception and Preliminary Results....Pages 269-270 Harmonizing Plan Approval Procedures for Soil Cleaning Projects....Pages 271-272 Assessment of Human Exposure in Relation to Redevelopment Plans for Contaminated Sites....Pages 273-279 Occupational Medicine in the Cleaning up of Old Hazardous Waste Sites....Pages 281-282 Occupational Safety at Landfills....Pages 283-284 Front Matter....Pages 147-147 Safety Aspects of the Planning, Construction and Operation of Biogas Plants....Pages 285-286 Selection of investigation technique of workers at an old dumping site....Pages 287-287 Occupational Protection Measures During Investigation and Cleanup of Former Waste Dumps and Industrial Sites. Two Practical Examples....Pages 289-290 Recultivation of Decontaminated Soil by a Thermic Treatment....Pages 291-296 Recultivation of Thermically Cleaned Soils According to Natural Succession....Pages 297-302 Recultivation of Phytotoxic Miocene Sands....Pages 303-310 Decontaminated Soils: Properties and Potential for Use....Pages 311-312 Hazard Potential of a Reclaimed Landfill Site Presently Used as Recreational Park....Pages 313-314 The Microbial Community of Landfill Soils and the Influence of Landfill Gas on Soil Recovery and Revegetation....Pages 315-316 Reutilization of a Former Coking Plant and Mining Site Following Unsupervised Demolition....Pages 317-318 Redevelopment of a Machine-Tools Factory for Residential and Commercial Use....Pages 319-320 Front Matter....Pages 321-321 Enhanced Leaching of Organic Chemicals in Soils Due to Binding to Dissolved Organic Carbon?....Pages 323-329 Contribution of Soil Constituents in Adsorption of Chemicals....Pages 331-336 Interactions of Organic Pollutants with Soil Constituents in Aqueous and Oil-Contaminated Systems....Pages 337-341 Desorption Kinetics of Volatile Organic Contaminants from Aquifer Materials....Pages 343-350 Retention of Mercury II on a Natural Quartz Sand: Non Linear Behaviour at Very Low Concentrations....Pages 351-358 Physico-Chemical Models for Metal ion Behaviour in Soil....Pages 359-366 The Solubility of Iron-Cyanide in Soils....Pages 367-374 The Importance of Chemical and Physical Properties of New Agrochemicals for Their Sorption to Bulk Soil Material and Dissolved Organic Carbon....Pages 375-376 Phenol and Benzene Removal by Sorption on Soil....Pages 377-379 Front Matter....Pages 321-321 Studies on Total Sorption of Cd, Pb, Zn and Cu by Some Polish Soils....Pages 381-382 Sequential Extraction of Heavy Metals from Floodplain Sediments....Pages 383-384 Solubility of Cd, Pb and Zn in Soils Containing High Geogeneous and Additional Anthropogeneous Charges....Pages 385-386 Retention of Lead and Zinc from a Furnace Dust Dump by a Clayey Subsoil....Pages 387-391 Mobilization of Harmful Substances by Decomposition Processes....Pages 393-410 Srategies for the Examination of Contaminated Sites....Pages 411-412 In-Situ Measurement of Rock Permeability in Borings and at Ground Water Measuring Points — A Comparison of Methods....Pages 413-414 Regulation of the Trace Metal Solubility during Aneorobic Decomposition of Solid Municipal Waste....Pages 415-416 Extraction Procedure Evaluating the Potential Mobility of Heavy Metals in Soil....Pages 417-418 An Experimental Model Approach to the Behaviour of an Organophosphorus Pesticide in a Saturated Porous Medium. Effect of the Composition of the Solid Phase....Pages 419-420 The Influence of Organic Substances and of the Sampling Pipe Arrangement in Aquifers on the Repesentation of the Measured Values....Pages 421-422 Pesticide Leaching through Heterogeneous Unsaturated Soils....Pages 423-424 Solute Transport in Holocene Marsh Sediments — Experiments and Mathematical Models —....Pages 425-426 Interactions between Clay or Clay-Stones and Selected Percolation Fluids....Pages 427-428 Cabadim — A Computer Model for Dimensioning of Capillary Barriers....Pages 429-430 Toxic Effects of Pollutants on the Mineralization of Substrates at Low Environmental Concentrations in Soils, Subsoils and Sediments....Pages 431-438 A higher plant test for contaminated soil....Pages 439-440 Use of Bioassays for Studying Oil Contamination in Soil....Pages 441-442 Microbial Nitrate Elimination in Subsoils of an Agriculturally Used Water Catchment Area....Pages 443-444 Solubility and Degradability of the Gasoline Additive MTBE, methyl-tert.-butyl-ether, and Gasoline Compounds in Water....Pages 445-448 Front Matter....Pages 321-321 Chemodynamics of Chlorophenols during Sequential Degradation of Solid Municipal Wastes....Pages 449-456 The Fate and Long-Term Persistence of Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in Agricultural Soils Amended with Sewage Sludges....Pages 457-462 Large Scale Sample Tests for a Biological In-Situ Remediation of Soils Polluted by Hydrocarbons....Pages 463-472 Biodegradation of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH) in the Subsurface....Pages 473-479 Kinetics of Mineralization of Dibenzofurane and Dibenzo-P-Dioxin in Heterogeneous Systems by Soil Bacteria....Pages 481-481 PAH-Degradation by Bacteria — Bioassay for the Evaluation of Microbial Soil Remediation....Pages 483-484 Biological Investigations for Feasibility Studies and Process Control in Bioremediation of Contaminated Soils with Special Respect to Mineral Oil....Pages 485-486 Investigations on Changes in the Composition of Microbial Communities during Microbiological Treatment Processes....Pages 487-488 Influence of Biosurfactant Producing Microorganisms on the Degradation of a Model Oil by an Original Soil Population....Pages 489-490 Effect of Microbial Surfactants on Hydrocarbon Mineralization in Different Model Systems of Soil....Pages 491-492 Relationship between Phenylmercuric (II) Acetate Biodegradation Rates and Microbial Activities on Porous Medium Surfaces....Pages 493-494 Bacterial Degradation of Dibenzo-P-Dioxin and Chlorinated Derivatives by the Bacterium Pseudomonas Spec. RW1....Pages 495-496 Aerobic Mineralization of 1,2,4-Trichloro- and 1,2,4,5 Tetrachlorobenzene by Pseudomonas Strains....Pages 497-498 Enhancing the Biodegradation of Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Soils....Pages 499-501 The Toxicity of Trichloroethene and 1,1,1-Trichloroethane Towards Methane-Oxidizing Bacteria....Pages 503-504 Front Matter....Pages 505-505 A Decision Support System for Management of Polluted Soils....Pages 507-514 Neural Networks as Decision Support Systems New Tools for Handling Soil Contaminations....Pages 515-519 Selection Criteria and Selection of Remediation Measures and Their Application; Presented on the Example of a Former Factory in the Iron- and Steel-Business in Düsseldorf, FRG....Pages 521-526 Evaluation of Hazardous Sites for the Determination of Priority and Need of Action....Pages 527-534 Computer-based Register of Pollutants Used By A Local Authority Agency Ways Of Recognizing, Conflicts And Solving Problems....Pages 535-542 Front Matter....Pages 505-505 Experiences Gained when Assessing Contaminated Sites with Support of the XUMA Expert System....Pages 543-548 Xuma Expert System for Support of Investigation and Evaluation of Contaminated Sites....Pages 549-550 Role of Expertsystems in Evaluation of Contaminated Soil and Groundwater....Pages 551-552 Ranking System to Estimate the Potential of Hazard for Groundwater Below Contamined Sites....Pages 553-554 A Databank and Information System for Investigating Abandoned Bituminous Coal Mining Sites....Pages 555-556 The Role of Soil Science in Reclamation of Contaminated Land....Pages 557-558 Soil Survey Instruction of Urban, Commercial and Industrial Sites — Fundamentals of Investigation Assessment and Reclamation of Contaminated Soils....Pages 559-560 Presentation within the Framework of the Cooperative Venture Georgswerder....Pages 561-562 Evaluation of Groundwater Sampling Techniques for the Investigation and Monitoring of Contaminated Sites....Pages 563-573 Geophysical Methods in Surveying Old Landfills....Pages 575-582 Model Sites in Baden-Württemberg — Results Concerning the Practice of Site Investigation....Pages 583-587 Use of Different Investigation Techniques at the “Mühlacker” Model Site for the Purposes of Comparison....Pages 589-596 Sampling Strategy and Testing Procedure of Excavated and Cleaned Soils....Pages 597-605 Burning Chemical Waste Disposal Site: Investigation, Assessment and Rehabilitation....Pages 607-627 Sanitation — Model Povel/Nordhorn Strategies, Experiences and Results....Pages 629-636 Phasis of Sanitation of Waste Dumps at the Example of Sanitary Landfill Bielefeld — Senne....Pages 637-643 Clustering of Sites in Investigation of Contaminated Industrial Areas....Pages 645-650 Environmental Geophysics in Contaminated Site Exploration....Pages 651-658 Statewide Historical Survey of Suspected Contaminated and Abandoned Sites in Baden-Württemberg....Pages 659-672 Usage of Different Methods in the Investigation of Contaminated Sites by the Example of the “Modellstandort” Osterhofen....Pages 673-680 Front Matter....Pages 505-505 Contamination of Soils by Hazardous Gases: Investigation, Monitoring, Diagnosis and Treatment....Pages 681-689 “Remediation Measures on the Site of the Gas Supply Utilities in Munich”....Pages 691-692 Manual of Groundwater Investigation in Fractured Rocks in Connection with Contaminated Land....Pages 693-694 Potential Hazards of Four Abandoned Dumping Sites within a Water Work Catchment Area....Pages 695-696 Behavior of Halogenated Hydrocarbons in Soil....Pages 697-698 A Simple Method for Estimating the Potential Contamination of Soil by Organic Chemicals....Pages 699-700 Multi-Phase Approach to Pollution Assessment of Waste Dump Sites in Polder Areas....Pages 701-702 Soil Contamination at an Old Lead Smeltery, Investigation and Alternative Remedial Action Techniques....Pages 703-704 Rehabilitation Programme for Abandoned Dumping Sites in Lower Saxony — Purpose-Oriented Follow-Up Investigations —....Pages 705-706 Grid Sampling and Simulation Models in Groundwater Pollution Investigations....Pages 707-708 Mapping of Aquicludal Horizons in Quaternary Sediments Using Reflection Seismic Techniques....Pages 709-710 Investigation and Rehabilitation of a Hydrocarbon Contamination under Airfield Conditions....Pages 711-712 Development of Standardized Sampling Strategies for Soil Investigation in the Netherlands....Pages 713-720 Evaluation of Soil Data for Closure of Surface Impoundments....Pages 721-727 Expert Knowledge and (GEO)Statistical Methods: Complementary Tools in Soil Pollution Research....Pages 729-736 Investigation of Soil and Waste at Contaminated Sites....Pages 737-743 Systematic Sampling Strategies for the Investigation of Soil and Waterbottom Contamination....Pages 745-746 The Influence of Sample Size and Sampling Location on the Quality Check of Decontaminated Soil....Pages 747-748 Improving Cost Effectiveness in Soil Pollution Research....Pages 749-750 Examination of Contaminated Sites by Means of Geophysical Exploration Techniques....Pages 751-752 Front Matter....Pages 505-505 Detections of Abandoned Waste Sites by Remote Sensing Using a Thermal-/Multispectral Scanner System....Pages 753-754 Investigation Strategies on Contaminated Sites: Sampling and Analyses....Pages 755-756 Pore Vapour Sampling as an Investigation Technique for Soil Contamination Sites....Pages 757-758 Three Dimensional Pollutant Detection in the Aquifer by Horizontated Groundwatersampling with Pneumatic Sealed Plunger Pump Equipment in Observation Wells....Pages 759-760 Methods Development for Sampling Contaminated Soils and Sediments for Volatile Organic Compound Measurements....Pages 761-763 Introductory Workshop: On-Site Analysis Tno Congress December 1990, Karlsruhe....Pages 765-765 Fast On-Site Analysis: A Mobile Gc/Ms System in Comparison with Laboratory Analytics....Pages 767-774 Fiber Optic Modified Spectroscopic Analytical Methods For The Montitoring of Environmental Pollutants....Pages 775-782 Field Analysis and Site Characterization Activities of the U.S. Environmental Protection agency....Pages 783-783 On-Site Analysis Tailored to Site Clean-Up Projects....Pages 785-787 On-Site Analyses, Future or Fantasy?....Pages 789-791 New Strategies for Determining the Level of Contamination of Sites Using a Mobile Mass Spectrometer....Pages 793-794 Rapid Screening of Soil Samples for Chlorinated Organic Compounds....Pages 795-796 On-Site Analysis for Hazardous Organic Compounds in Soil, Groundwater, and Soil Air Samples from a Former Town Gas Production Site Using a Mobile Gas Chromatograph / Mass Spectrometer Unit....Pages 797-798 Membrane-Atr-Method for the Continuous Determination of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons in Air and Water....Pages 799-800 Development of a Cadmium-Selective Sensor Based on an Ion-Selectve Field Effect Transistor....Pages 801-801 Determination of Contaminants in Water with Detector Tubes....Pages 803-804 Field Methods for Soil Air Investigation on Contaminated Sites....Pages 805-806 “Extensive On-Site Analysis of Light Aromatic and Chlorinated Hydrocarbons in Soil Gas by Means of a Mobile Gas Chromatograph (GC)”....Pages 807-808 Possibilities and limits for representative sampling of solid waste resp. contaminated soils and the consequences for waste analysis....Pages 809-810 Front Matter....Pages 505-505 A Comparison of Methods for the PAH-Analysis in Solid Samples....Pages 811-815 Mineral Exploration Techniques Applied to Remedial Action of Contaminated Soils....Pages 817-822 X-ray micro analysis for a more differentiated approach of the environmental hazard of soil pollutions and waste matters containing heavy metals....Pages 823-825 Analytical investigations of heavy metals in gaseous effluents from a garbage dump....Pages 827-827 Examination of Contaminated Soils with Detector Tubes....Pages 829-830 A New Method for the Evaluation of the Total Organic Burden of Tar-Oil Contaminated Gas-Work-Soils....Pages 831-832 Analytical Methods for the Determination of Volatile Halogenated Organic Substances in Sludges, Wastes and Soils....Pages 833-834 An Optical Sensor for the Detection of Heavy-Metal-Ions....Pages 835-836 A Fiber-Optic Sensor for the Detection of Ammonium in Environmental Waters....Pages 837-838 Analytical Methods to Control the Success of Microbiological Treatment of Contaminated Soil....Pages 839-840 Dealing with Old Waste Tips — A Lack of Knowledge, a Lack of Technology....Pages 843-856 NATO/CCMS Pilot on “Demonstration of Remedial Action Technologies for Contaminated Land and Groundwater” December 1990 Update of Activities....Pages 857-871 Alternative Physico-Chemical and Thermal Cleaning Technologies for Contaminated Soil....Pages 873-881 Treatment of Contaminated Soils Research Center (Sonderforschungsbereich) 188 of the DFG....Pages 883-884 Ten Years Experience in Thermal Soil Treatment....Pages 885-893 Combined Thermal Treatment and In-Situ Rehabilitation of Contaminated Soils on the Area of an Incineration Plant for Industrial Waste....Pages 895-901 Investigations on the Decomposition of CFC in Municipal Solid Waste Incinerators....Pages 903-904 Industrial-scale testing of DBA pyrolysis process for the treatment of organically contaminated soils....Pages 905-906 Investigation of the Physical Mechanisms Involved in the Purification of Contaminated Soils by Washing Processes....Pages 907-920 Decontamination of a Former Gasworks Site with an in Situ High Pressure Soil Washing Technique....Pages 921-927 Experience with the Dywinex-Washingprocess to Clean Soil Contaminated by Metals....Pages 929-930 On-Site Soil Cleaning....Pages 931-932 Physico-Chemical Soil Purification with the Harbauer Process....Pages 933-934 Laboratory Tests on the Characterization of Contaminated Soils and on the Assessment of Decontamination Techniques....Pages 935-936 Methode Mosmans® as a way of purificating polluted soil....Pages 937-938 Physico-chemical Soll Cleaning The Hafemeister System....Pages 939-940 MT-TNO Research into the Biodegradation of Soils and Sediments Contaminated with Oils and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH’s)....Pages 941-945 Experience in Microbiological Soil Remediation....Pages 947-958 Determination of the Biotechnical Treatibility of Contaminated Soils....Pages 959-966 Basic Investigations on the Optimization of Biological Treatment of Oil — contaminated Soils....Pages 967-974 Landfarming of DEHP contaminated soil....Pages 975-982 Experiences with microbiological on-site decontamination of soil and building debris contaminated with solvents....Pages 983-988 Biological Treatment of Contaminated Soils in Regional Biological Decontamination Centres....Pages 989-990 Soil regeneration using white rot fungi....Pages 991-992 Production-scale trials on the decontamination of oil-polluted soil in a rotating bioreactor at field capacity....Pages 993-995 Design of a Slurry Process for the Biotechnological Treatment of Excavated Polluted Soils....Pages 997-998 Experience with Microbial Cleaning of Finest-Grain Soils in Horizontal Bioreactors....Pages 999-1000 Formation and Degradation of Phenolic Compounds during a Microbiological Soil Decontamination....Pages 1001-1002 Results Biorestoration of a Subsoil on an Industrial Site....Pages 1003-1010 Kinetic Studies on the Hydrogen Peroxide-Enhanced In Situ Biodegradation of Hydrocarbons in Water-Saturated Ground Zone....Pages 1011-1018 In Situ Biorestoration of Soil Contaminated with Aromatic. Polyaromatic and Phenolic Compounds....Pages 1019-1020 Hydraulic Remediaticn in Comeination with Microbial Decontamination In — Situ and on-Site....Pages 1021-1021 Microbiological in-situ remediation on a former tar-distilling plant....Pages 1023-1024 In Situ Biorestoration of a Subsoil, Contaminated with Gasoline....Pages 1025-1026 Presentation of a soil decontamination on a petrol station by a “ In situ ” — technique....Pages 1027-1028 Previous Gasworks Ohligs in Solingen Field Trials on the Biological Treatment of PAC-Contaminated Soils....Pages 1029-1030 Development of Microbiological/Adsorptive Methods for Remediation of PAH-Contaminated Soils....Pages 1031-1032 Soil and Groundwater Sanitation on the Area of the Waste-Oil Refinery Pintsch-Öl, Hanau Large-scale Tests for biorestoration....Pages 1033-1034 Biorestoration of Contaminated Soil. Laboratory experiments....Pages 1035-1036 Developing of a Biological Process for the Decontamination of Coking-Plant Sites: Microbial Degradation of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons....Pages 1037-1038 Air Injection and Soil Air Extraction as a Combined Method for Cleaning Contaminated Sites — Observations from Test Sites in Sediments and Solid Rocks....Pages 1039-1044 Investigation on the Circulation Flow Around the Combined Wthdrawal and Infiltration Well for Groundwater Remediation — Demonstrated for the Underpressure Vaporizer Well (UVB)....Pages 1045-1052 Vacuumextraction on a Chemical Waste Disposal Site....Pages 1053-1060 In-Situ Cleaning of CHC Contaminated Sites: Model-Scale Experiments Using the Air Injection (In-Situ Stripping) Method in Granular Soils....Pages 1061-1062 In Situ Vapor Extraction of a Toluene Contaminated Soil....Pages 1063-1064 In-Situ Groundwater Remediation of Siripable Contaminants with Underpressure-Vaporizer-Wells (UVB): Results of Numerical Computations....Pages 1065-1066 Soil Venting: Removal and Biodegradation of Hydrocarbons from Polluted Soil....Pages 1067-1068 Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Air Stripping Pilot Restoration Program....Pages 1069-1070 Electro-Reclamation: State-of-the-Art and Future Developments....Pages 1071-1078 In Situ Extraction of Contaminants from Hazardous Waste Sites by Electroosmosis....Pages 1079-1086 Hydraulic Fracturing to Increase Fluid Flow....Pages 1087-1094 Upgrading of Landfill Gas by Membranes — Experiences with Operating a Pilot Plant....Pages 1095-1096 Investigations on Chemical/Physical Treatment of Leachate from a Hazardous Waste Landfill....Pages 1097-1104 Liquid Removal from Abandoned Waste Sites and Contaminated Soils....Pages 1105-1112 Development and Operation of a Pilot Plant for the Biological Treatment of the Hamburg-Georgswerder Landfill Leachates....Pages 1113-1120 Biological Treatment of Waste Waters Containing Chlorophenols in Sequencing Batch Reactors....Pages 1121-1122 The Effect of Sequencing Batch Reactor Process Strategies on Microbial Evolution during the Biological Treatment of the Georgswerder Landfill Leachates....Pages 1123-1124 Development of a Membrane Oxygenation System for the Aerobic Biodegradation of Volatile Organic Compounds in a Leachate Treatment Facility....Pages 1125-1126 Biodegradation of Dibenzofuran in a Membrane Biofilm Reactor....Pages 1127-1128 A New Process for the Elimination of Lipophilic Chlororganic Compounds from Heavily Contaminated Disposal Site Leachates....Pages 1129-1129 The Oxidation of Organic Compounds in High Contaminated Leachates with Hydrogen Peroxide with and without Use of UV-Radiation....Pages 1131-1131 Effects of Biological Pretreatment of Leachate on Posttreatment by Reverse Osmosis and Evaporation; Landfill of Mechernich; Northrhine-Westfalia....Pages 1133-1134 Safeguarding Municipal Dumps by Controlled Landfill-Gasutilisation Combined with Biological Treatment of Leachate and Condensed Water....Pages 1135-1136 Leachate Treatment by Reverse Osmosis and Evaporation....Pages 1137-1138 Landfill Leachate Treatment Using Innovative Membrane Processes....Pages 1139-1140 Groundwater pollution caused by oilproducts/Sanitation of an industrial area, using a groundwater treatment plant....Pages 1141-1142 In Situ Treatment of Groundwater Polluted with Chlorinated Hydrocarbons....Pages 1143-1144 Ion Exchange Technique for the Purification of Groundwater Polluted by Heavy Metals....Pages 1145-1146 Contaminated Aquifer Restoration Program....Pages 1147-1148 Groundwater Remediation by the Circulation Flow around the Combined Withdrawal and Infiltration Well — Operation and Dimensioning of the Well....Pages 1149-1150 Groundwater Remediation on the Site of a Former Gasworks....Pages 1151-1152 Treatment Technology for Chromium Removal in Groundwater....Pages 1153-1154 Biological Groundwater Treatment....Pages 1155-1156 Consulting, Construction and Operating Results of a Full-Scale Biotechnological Plant for the Oxidation of Iron and Manganese with Simultaneous Elimination of Volatile Chlorinated Hydrocarbons from Ground Water....Pages 1157-1159 Development of a bioreactor for degradation of xenobiotic compounds in groundwater....Pages 1161-1161 Biological and Chemical Treatment of Contaminated Groundwaters....Pages 1163-1164 Front Matter....Pages 1165-1165 Civil Engineering Aspects of Remedial Actions....Pages 1167-1173 CINDU, a unique sanitation project in Utrecht, Netherlands....Pages 1175-1181 Excavation of contaminated soils and waste materials from fluid waste ponds on the hazourdous waste landfill in HAMBURG — GEORGSWERDER....Pages 1183-1184 Roof Systems for Waste Dumps....Pages 1185-1190 Studies on the Efficiency of Compacted Cohesive Soil Liners for Landfills....Pages 1191-1198 Reorganization and Utilization of a Zincslag Stockpiling....Pages 1199-1200 Pilot Study of Surface Stabilization Techniques for Shallow-Land Burial Sites in the South-Western U.S.A....Pages 1201-1202 Laboratory and Practical Experiences with Water Glass Refined Mineral Systems....Pages 1203-1204 Field Experiments to Evaluate Subsurface Water Management for Landfills in Snowmelt-Dominated Semiarid Regions of the USA....Pages 1205-1206 Retentive Capacity of Incapsulations Regarding Gases....Pages 1207-1208 Encapsulation of a Contaminated Soil Area by Means of Geosynthetics....Pages 1209-1210 The Use of Capillary Barriers in Landfill Covers....Pages 1211-1212 About the Use of Geotextile to Prevent the Recontamination of Exchanged Soils by Earthworms....Pages 1213-1214 Leachate Free Hazardous Waste Landfill....Pages 1215-1216 Front Matter....Pages 1165-1165 Site Specific Isolation of a Metallurgical Slag Dump....Pages 1217-1218 Applications of a new mineral liner material for the encapsulation of contaminated ground....Pages 1219-1220 The Influence of Fabric Structure on the Properties of a Mineral Sealant....Pages 1221-1222 The Cutoff Wall Technique — Development and State of the Art....Pages 1223-1224 Cut-Off Walls by the Single-Phased Diaphragm Wall Method....Pages 1225-1226 Recycling Material Excavated during Curtain Wall Construction as the Mineral Component of a Surface Seal....Page
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