Soil Capillary Depression In Lnapl Contaminated Soil Due To Fluctuating Groundwater Table Studies

Oil spills are a typical occurrence that occurs all around the world. All sectors in Malaysia rely largely on oil as a source of energy. As a result, oil spills can happen easily during oil transportation, storage, production, and processing due to pipeline and underground storage tank leaks. Once t...

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Main Author: Teo, Ka Meng
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Language:English
Published: Universiti Sains Malaysia 2021
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description Oil spills are a typical occurrence that occurs all around the world. All sectors in Malaysia rely largely on oil as a source of energy. As a result, oil spills can happen easily during oil transportation, storage, production, and processing due to pipeline and underground storage tank leaks. Once the oil reaches the groundwater table, it can change the properties of the soil and pollute the water. The less-dense oil than water will usually float on the surface and migrate with the groundwater. Polluted soil and groundwater will have an impact on the environment. As a result, remedial work to clear the contaminated soil and groundwater is required. The cost of soil pollution treatment is typically considerable. The tracing technique for an oil spill over a vast area is also complex and costly. As a result, the migration of Light Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (LNAPLs) in the soil can be investigated. Other than the migration pattern, the capillary fringe also plays an important role in LNAPL migration. The contaminated area of the ground may be predicted using knowledge of oil migration in soil, allowing for a more precise repair. Two-dimensional tank tests were used to investigate the lateral migration of diesel in this investigation. To investigate capillary depression in the soil, several groundwater table fluctuation patterns were simulated. In addition, the volume of oil spilled relationship was investigated in this study. Simplified Image Analysis Method was used to observe the saturation profile of LNAPL and water in the soil sample.
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spelling usm-573792023-03-16T04:28:27Z http://eprints.usm.my/57379/ Soil Capillary Depression In Lnapl Contaminated Soil Due To Fluctuating Groundwater Table Studies Teo, Ka Meng T Technology TA1-2040 Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Oil spills are a typical occurrence that occurs all around the world. All sectors in Malaysia rely largely on oil as a source of energy. As a result, oil spills can happen easily during oil transportation, storage, production, and processing due to pipeline and underground storage tank leaks. Once the oil reaches the groundwater table, it can change the properties of the soil and pollute the water. The less-dense oil than water will usually float on the surface and migrate with the groundwater. Polluted soil and groundwater will have an impact on the environment. As a result, remedial work to clear the contaminated soil and groundwater is required. The cost of soil pollution treatment is typically considerable. The tracing technique for an oil spill over a vast area is also complex and costly. As a result, the migration of Light Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (LNAPLs) in the soil can be investigated. Other than the migration pattern, the capillary fringe also plays an important role in LNAPL migration. The contaminated area of the ground may be predicted using knowledge of oil migration in soil, allowing for a more precise repair. Two-dimensional tank tests were used to investigate the lateral migration of diesel in this investigation. To investigate capillary depression in the soil, several groundwater table fluctuation patterns were simulated. In addition, the volume of oil spilled relationship was investigated in this study. Simplified Image Analysis Method was used to observe the saturation profile of LNAPL and water in the soil sample. Universiti Sains Malaysia 2021-10-01 Monograph NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/57379/1/Soil%20Capillary%20Depression%20In%20Lnapl%20Contaminated%20Soil%20Due%20To%20Fluctuating%20Groundwater%20Table%20Studies.pdf Teo, Ka Meng (2021) Soil Capillary Depression In Lnapl Contaminated Soil Due To Fluctuating Groundwater Table Studies. Project Report. Universiti Sains Malaysia, Pusat Pengajian Kejuruteraan Awam. (Submitted)
spellingShingle T Technology
TA1-2040 Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
Teo, Ka Meng
Soil Capillary Depression In Lnapl Contaminated Soil Due To Fluctuating Groundwater Table Studies
title Soil Capillary Depression In Lnapl Contaminated Soil Due To Fluctuating Groundwater Table Studies
title_full Soil Capillary Depression In Lnapl Contaminated Soil Due To Fluctuating Groundwater Table Studies
title_fullStr Soil Capillary Depression In Lnapl Contaminated Soil Due To Fluctuating Groundwater Table Studies
title_full_unstemmed Soil Capillary Depression In Lnapl Contaminated Soil Due To Fluctuating Groundwater Table Studies
title_short Soil Capillary Depression In Lnapl Contaminated Soil Due To Fluctuating Groundwater Table Studies
title_sort soil capillary depression in lnapl contaminated soil due to fluctuating groundwater table studies
topic T Technology
TA1-2040 Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
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