The management and treatment of contaminated sediment is a worldwide problem and
poses major technical and economic challenges. Nowadays, various attempts have been …

Gas ebullition in sediment results from biogenic gas production by mixtures of bacteria and
archaea. It often occurs in organic-rich sediments that have been impacted by petroleum …

The sediment to water diffusive flux of PAHs and PCBs was measured under field conditions
with a novel infinite-sink benthic flux chamber that deployed semipermeable membrane …

Contaminated sediment can release hydrophobic organic contaminants (HOCs) and thereby
act as a secondary source of primarily legacy hazardous substances to the water column …

В книге обсуждаются результаты многолетнего изучения вещественного состава,
геохимических особенностей, условий и процессов формирования техногенных …

This study investigates the effect on varying flow rates and bubble sizes on gas–liquid flow
through porous media in a horizontal microchannel. A simple bubble generation system was …

In situ capping is a management technique for contaminated sediments involving the
placement of clean material at the sediment− water interface. This work combined porewater …

Sediments submerged beneath many inland waterways and shallow oceans emit methane,
a potent greenhouse gas, but the magnitude of the methane flux to the atmosphere remains …

Gas ebullition-facilitated transport of metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)
from sediment was investigated in 14 urban waterway locations. Gas ebullition varied widely …

Sediments have often acted as sinks for contaminants that possess strong affinity for solids
near historical pollution sources. Mathematical models describing the evolution of …