Biobarriers in fractured bedrock : from laboratory concept to field demonstration / Nathalie Ross ... [et al.]. : En13-5/03-177E-PDF
"The concept of biobarriers for the control of groundwater flow has been studied at laboratory-scale using a multidisciplinary approach and has been scaled up to a field demonstration undertaken in Mississauga (Ontario, Canada). In a limestone single fracture, the biostimulation led to a decrease of 99.2 % in the hydraulic conductivity after 22 days. The testing of monitoring tools, including the modeling of tracer experiments, showed the potential of the groundwater velocity, the planktonic bacteria, the oxidation-reduction potential to provide an insight into the fracture bioclogging. These results suggest that the development of a persistent biofilm, having sufficient hydraulic to significantly alter and groundwater flow in natural fractures in a field setting, is indeed possible"--Abstract.
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| Titre | Biobarriers in fractured bedrock : from laboratory concept to field demonstration / Nathalie Ross ... [et al.]. |
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