Permeable reactive barriers (PRBs) are one of the innovative technologies widely accepted
as an alternative to the 'pump and treat'(P&T) for sustainable in situ remediation of …

This study provides a comprehensive review of the permeable reactive barrier (PRB)
technique for groundwater remediation for a wide range of contaminants. We have …

We investigated the optimum composition of permeable reactive barrier (PRB) materials for
remediating groundwater heavily contaminated by landfill leachate, in column tests using …

Nature-like technologies can be considered as a logical development of green chemistry
principles implemented to design novel materials and processes aimed at mimicking and …

Chemical reduction has long dominated thinking about the mechanism of aqueous
contaminant removal in the presence of metallic iron (eg Fe0/H2O systems). However, a …

To investigate the performance of landfill composite liner system, a one-dimensional model
was developed for solute transport through composite liners containing geomembrane …

The permeable reactive barrier (PRB) remediation technology has proven to be more cost-
effective than conventional pump-and-treat systems, and has demonstrated the ability to …

Groundwater is a valuable resource whose purity is necessary for human survival. It serves
as a significant source of water for household, industrial, and agricultural purposes …

Unidirectional, steady-state, Darcian flow in a confined homogeneous aquifer is partially
intercepted by a permeable reactive barrier (PRB), the shape of which is optimized with the …

A permeable reactive barrier (PRB) is an effective groundwater in situ remediation
technology, and the design methods used for PRBs are significant in ensuring that they meet …