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Importance of Size Matching in Decoupled, Subsurface Contaminant Transport Models

L.B. Collard

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At the U.S. Department of Energy Savannah River Site, disposal of radioactive wastes in shallow, concrete vaults was analyzed with vadose zone models and decoupled aquifer models. The vadose zone models provided contaminant fluxes to the aquifer models.

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At the U.S. Department of Energy Savannah River Site, disposal of radioactive wastes in shallow, concrete vaults was analyzed with vadose zone models and decoupled aquifer models. The vadose zone models provided contaminant fluxes to the aquifer models.

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At the U.S. Department of Energy Savannah River Site, disposal of radioactive wastes in shallow, concrete vaults was analyzed with vadose zone models and decoupled aquifer models. The vadose zone models provided contaminant fluxes to the aquifer models.

Key concepts: Vadose zone, Aquifer, Hydrology (agriculture), Geology, Groundwater, Environmental science, Soil science, Geotechnical engineering

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