Analysis of Physical Properties and Total Petroleum Hydrocarbon for Soil Contamination
Young-Kwan Lim, Choong-Sub Jeong, Kwan-Wook Han
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Young-Kwan Lim, Choong-Sub Jeong, Kwan-Wook Han
Abstract
The significance of soil environment has been gradually increased because of petroleum leak accidents. Comparing with wastewater clean treatments and air pollutant controls, the soil purification requires a long-term process and it is very expensive. In this study, we analyzed the physicochemical properties of total petroleum hydrocarbon (TPH) contaminated in soil. This could be applied to deciding the source of petroleum when a soil contamination accident occurs.
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The significance of soil environment has been gradually increased because of petroleum leak accidents. Comparing with wastewater clean treatments and air pollutant controls, the soil purification requires a long-term process and it is very expensive. In this study, we analyzed the physicochemical properties of total petroleum hydrocarbon (TPH) contaminated in soil. This could be applied to deciding the source of petroleum when a soil contamination accident occurs.
Key concepts: Petroleum, Total petroleum hydrocarbon, Contamination, Environmental science, Hydrocarbon, Soil contamination, Pollutant, Waste management