Surfactant-enhanced remediation utilizes surfactant's hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties to create an emulsion, which captures the
NAPL so it can be pumped out of the ground.
A constitutive model for air-
NAPL-water flow in the vadose zone accounting for immobile, non-occluded (residual)
NAPL in strongly water-wet porous media", Journal of contaminant hydrology, 73: 283-304.
A comparison of models describing residual
NAPL formation in the Vadose zone.
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One drawback of PRBs is that they can only remediate contaminant plumes that pass through them; they do not address dense
NAPLs (DNAPLs) or contaminated ground-water that is beyond the barrier.
One method commonly used to help identify
NAPL source zones, and source history is to analyze periodically, dissolved component concentrations in monitoring wells.
When applied through the aqueous phase, the HA quickly mobilizes the
NAPL by reducing the interfacial tension in the LNAPL-water system.
the
NAPL to send for laboratory analysis, but there was not a sufficient
Remediation technologies based on the use of surfactants by reducing the capillary forces between the organic and aqueous phases are the most promising technique for removal of
NAPL from the subsurface.
Cupe N, Hughes J (2001) Biologically-enhanced removal of PCE from
NAPL sources zones.
The National Association for Printing Leadership (
NAPL), Paramus, New Jersey, USA, a commercial printing industry trade association, has issued its June "Printing Business Conditions Special Update" with indicators showing that business continued to weaken in June for commercial printers, reducing both confidence and the
NAPL Printing Business Index[c] to five-month lows.
The Archives acquired this collection from the
NAPL in 1968 and 1969.
