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68EFFECT OF FLUCTUATING WATER LEVELS ON BIODEGRADATION OF NAPLS IN SOIL |
L. Schuckman, M.K. Banks, and L.N. Reddi, Civil Engineering, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS 66506 |
Multi-layer soil columns were constructed and contaminated with NAPLs to determine optimal bioremediation strategies for the remediation of discontinuous contaminated soil. A detailed examination of these columns will yield information about the soil's physical and chemical properties, zone of accumulation, microbial characteristics, flow nutrients, and biodegradation of target compounds.
Key words: nonaqueous phase liquids(NAPL), bioremediation, ground water, soil
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