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Estimating Cleanup Times for Groundwater Contamination Remediation Strategies
This article presents the Natural Attenuation Software (NAS), available as a free download from Virginia Polytechnic University, which can help remedial project managers and their contractors estimate the time of groundwater remediation through consideration of such natural attenuation processes as advection, dispersion, sorption, source zone depletion, and biodegradation. NAS consists of a combination of computational tools implemented in three main interactive modules. The article discusses testing and evaluation of NAS along with expected benefits of the software tool.
Estimating Cleanup Times for Groundwater Contamination Remediation Strategies
This article presents the Natural Attenuation Software (NAS), available as a free download from Virginia Polytechnic University, which can help remedial project managers and their contractors estimate the time of groundwater remediation through consideration of such natural attenuation processes as advection, dispersion, sorption, source zone depletion, and biodegradation. NAS consists of a combination of computational tools implemented in three main interactive modules. The article discusses testing and evaluation of NAS along with expected benefits of the software tool.
Estimating Cleanup Times for Groundwater Contamination Remediation Strategies
Miner, Gary (author) / Widdowson, Mark (author) / Mendez, Eduardo III (author) / Chapelle, Francis (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 99 ; 40-46
2007-03-01
5 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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