Determination of the remediation effectiveness of soils accidentally contaminated by sulphuric acid by geophysical methods
This work demonstrates that the diagnosis of soils that have been contaminated with dangerous substances after remediation can be done with non invasive techniques, with cost and time reduction, and avoiding the sample cross contamination risks of invasive methods. The noninvasive methods used in th...
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todo:paper_07168756_v22_n1_p3_Coria2023-10-03T15:36:18Z Determination of the remediation effectiveness of soils accidentally contaminated by sulphuric acid by geophysical methods Coria, I.D. De La Vega, M. Electromagnetic induction Geoelectric method Invasive diagnosis Remediation effectiveness Soil contamination Cross contamination Dangerous substances Geoelectric Geoelectric method Geophysical methods Invasive diagnosis Invasive methods Noninvasive methods Noninvasive technique Soil contamination Sulphuric acids Time reduction Electromagnetic induction Geophysics Inductance measurement Pollution Soils Sulfuric acid Contamination This work demonstrates that the diagnosis of soils that have been contaminated with dangerous substances after remediation can be done with non invasive techniques, with cost and time reduction, and avoiding the sample cross contamination risks of invasive methods. The noninvasive methods used in this particular case of accidental contamination with concentrated sulphuric acid were electromagnetic induction and geoelectric. According to the results, it is concluded that the complementary use of both methods allows making a correct diagnosis of the remediation effectiveness. Fil:De La Vega, M. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_07168756_v22_n1_p3_Coria |
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Electromagnetic induction Geoelectric method Invasive diagnosis Remediation effectiveness Soil contamination Cross contamination Dangerous substances Geoelectric Geoelectric method Geophysical methods Invasive diagnosis Invasive methods Noninvasive methods Noninvasive technique Soil contamination Sulphuric acids Time reduction Electromagnetic induction Geophysics Inductance measurement Pollution Soils Sulfuric acid Contamination |
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Electromagnetic induction Geoelectric method Invasive diagnosis Remediation effectiveness Soil contamination Cross contamination Dangerous substances Geoelectric Geoelectric method Geophysical methods Invasive diagnosis Invasive methods Noninvasive methods Noninvasive technique Soil contamination Sulphuric acids Time reduction Electromagnetic induction Geophysics Inductance measurement Pollution Soils Sulfuric acid Contamination Coria, I.D. De La Vega, M. Determination of the remediation effectiveness of soils accidentally contaminated by sulphuric acid by geophysical methods |
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Electromagnetic induction Geoelectric method Invasive diagnosis Remediation effectiveness Soil contamination Cross contamination Dangerous substances Geoelectric Geoelectric method Geophysical methods Invasive diagnosis Invasive methods Noninvasive methods Noninvasive technique Soil contamination Sulphuric acids Time reduction Electromagnetic induction Geophysics Inductance measurement Pollution Soils Sulfuric acid Contamination |
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This work demonstrates that the diagnosis of soils that have been contaminated with dangerous substances after remediation can be done with non invasive techniques, with cost and time reduction, and avoiding the sample cross contamination risks of invasive methods. The noninvasive methods used in this particular case of accidental contamination with concentrated sulphuric acid were electromagnetic induction and geoelectric. According to the results, it is concluded that the complementary use of both methods allows making a correct diagnosis of the remediation effectiveness. |
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Coria, I.D. De La Vega, M. |
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Determination of the remediation effectiveness of soils accidentally contaminated by sulphuric acid by geophysical methods |
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Determination of the remediation effectiveness of soils accidentally contaminated by sulphuric acid by geophysical methods |
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Determination of the remediation effectiveness of soils accidentally contaminated by sulphuric acid by geophysical methods |
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Determination of the remediation effectiveness of soils accidentally contaminated by sulphuric acid by geophysical methods |
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Determination of the remediation effectiveness of soils accidentally contaminated by sulphuric acid by geophysical methods |
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determination of the remediation effectiveness of soils accidentally contaminated by sulphuric acid by geophysical methods |
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