Sentence examples for remediation zone from inspiring English sources

In fact, if you can love that tract of new swamp, that abused and neglected former remediation zone (rats and all), you might just begin to love the Grand Canyon even more.

The model proposed in this paper is widely applicable to a large number of relevant scientific and engineering problems for addressing subsurface flow and transport problems, such as geological carbon sequestration, nuclear waste disposal, energy production from geothermal, oil and gas reservoirs as well as methane hydrate deposits, environmental remediation, vadose zone hydrology.

All of these variables need to be evaluated before nanoparticles are injected to determine whether the particles can infiltrate the remediation source zone, and whether the conditions are favorable for reductive transformation of contaminants.

The goal of this work was to study the effects of DNAPL source zone remediation at the site scale utilizing a high-resolution three-dimensional numerical model.

This study explores the effectiveness of recently developed four-dimensional (4D, i.e., 3D space plus time) time-lapse surface ERT to monitor DNAPL source zone remediation.

It was concluded that groundwater and vadose zone remediation strategies would be deferred owing to decades of related experience and that a focus on intervention might obviate their need.

The efficiency and effectiveness of soil vapor extraction (SVE) and bioventing (BV) systems for remediation of unsaturated zone soils is controlled by a complex combination of physical, chemical and biological factors.

It is evident that the effectiveness of DNAPL source zone remediation is mainly affected by characteristics of the spatial heterogeneity of porous media and the variable (and unknown) DNAPL distribution.

These findings demonstrate that use of the DMD method with a surfactant-stabilized macroemulsion containing n-butanol holds promise as an effective source zone remediation technology, allowing for efficient recovery of PCE-DNAPL while mitigating downward migration of the dissolved plume and free product.

The contaminant mass discharge in 2010, measured several years after completion of the two source-zone remediation actions, was approximately 0.2 kg/d, which is ten times lower than the value prior to source-zone remediation.

The long-term impact of source-zone remediation efforts was assessed for a large site contaminated by trichloroethene.