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Impact of the Geochemical Characteristics and Potential Contaminants Source of Surrounding Soil on Contamination of a Reservoir in an Island (I) - Evaluation of Potential Liquation by Sediment -

  • Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
  • Abbr : J EIA
  • 2010, 19(2), pp.107-116
  • Publisher : Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
  • Research Area : Engineering > Environmental Engineering

박선환 1 박완섭 2 KIM CHANG GYUN 3 김완희 2 YOON-YOUNG CHANG 4 정정호 5 이선영 4 박중규 4

1(주)수성엔지니어링
2(주)도화종합기술공사
3인하대학교
4광운대학교
5(주)아라종합기술

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ABSTRACT

In this research potential liquation of contaminants from surrounding soil to a reservoir in an island was studied to investigate the cause and route of contamination of Baengyeong-myeon reservoir. Soil of Baengyeong-myeon reservoir consists of SiO2 and has a high iron content because of geological characteristics of its country rock. From the field investigation and simulation study it was found that highly accumulated carbon content in the reservoir sediment was incurred from ground water, which provides a good habitat for microbes. And the liquation, the cause of organics growth, occurs mainly on the bottom of the reservoir consisting marine clay layer once used as farmland. So dredging of the sediment of reservoir and replacing with valley soil is suggested to prevent continuous contamination of a reservoir in an island due to COD production.

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