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               CX (Liu, Chongxuan)   [ 1,2,3 ]  ; Li, JX (Li, Junxia) [ 1,2 ]  ;Zhu, YP (Zhu, Yapeng) [ 1,2 ]  ; Su, CL (Su,

               Chunli) [ 1,2 ]  ; Ma, T (Ma, Teng) [ 1,2 ]  ; Wang, YX (Wang, Yanxin) [ 1,2 ]
               JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS  卷 : 302 页 : 19-26  出版年 :JAN 25 2016

                    摘    要  : An   aquifer   Fe-coating   technology  was  evaluated  for   in-
               situ As remediation. The groundwater in the aimed aquifer has low dissolved Fe(II)

               concentration and high As(III) concentration, which has a low affinity toward Fe-oxides/
               hydroxides. To overcome these challenges, dissolved Fe(II) (5.0 mM) and NaClO (2.6 mM)

               were injected into the studied aquifer to promote the formation of Fe oxides/hydroxides and to
               oxidize As(III) into As(V), thus removing aqueous As via adsorption and/or co-precipitation.

               During field experiment, As concentration in groundwater from the pumping well significantly
               decreased. Fe and As speciation calculations indicate that incorporation of negatively

               charged As(V) into goethite was the probable mechanism for As removal. Both chemical
               sequential extraction results and spectroscopic data also support that alternating injection of

               Fe(II) and NaClO can achieve aquifer Fe coating and immobilize As via adsorption onto Fe
               oxides/hydroxides. Geochemical modelling further confirms that although competition for

               sorption sites between As and other dissolved species is expected in the natural groundwater
               system, high surface area ofthe Fe oxides/hydroxides can provide sufficient sites for

               As retention. The ability to effectively decrease As concentration of in-situ aquifer Fe-
               coatingtechnology indicates that this approach should have extensive applicability to similar

               high As groundwater occurred worldwide. (C) 2015 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
                    论文链接:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhazmat.2015.09.055

                    3.Intrawellbore kinematic and frictional losses in a horizontal well in a bounded c
               onfinedaquifer

                    作  者:Wang, QR ( 王全荣 )          [ 1,2 ]  ; Zhan, HB (Zhan, Hongbin) [ 2,3 ]
                    Water Resources Research Volume 53, Issue 1 January 2017  Pages 127–141

                    摘    要  :Horizontal drilling has become an appealing technology for water resource
               exploration or aquifer remediation in recent decades, due to decreasing operational cost and

               many technical advantages over vertical wells. However, many previous studies on flow
               into horizontal wells were based on the Uniform Flux Boundary Condition (UFBC), which

               does not reflect the physical processes of flow inside the well accurately. In this study, we
               investigated transient flow into a horizontal well in an anisotropic confined aquifer latera

               lly bounded by two constant-head boundaries. Three types of boundary conditions were


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