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Successful field-scale applications of engineered bioremediation systems have been limited to the aerobic pathway, as opposed to the anaerobic pathway. The advantages of the aerobic pathway include the following ... [Pg.1017]

While the advection-dispersion equation has been used widely over the last half century, there is now widespread recognition that this equation has serious limitations. As noted previously, laboratory and field-scale application of the advection-dispersion equation is based on the assumption that dispersion behaves macroscopically as a Fickian diffusive process, with the dispersivity being assumed constant in space and time. However, it has been observed consistently through field, laboratory, and Monte Carlo analyses that the dispersivity is not constant but, rather, dependent on the time or length scale of measurement (Gelhar et al. 1992),... [Pg.222]

Most laboratory experiments demonstrating the utility of EO transport of organic compounds were conducted with kaolinite as the model clay-rich soil medium. Shapiro et al. (1989) used EO to transport phenol in kaolinite. Bruell et al. (1992) have shown that TCE can be transported down a slurry column by electroosmotic fluid flow, and more recently, Ho et al. (1995) demonstrated electroosmotic movement of p-nitrophenol in kaolinite. Kaolinite is a pure clay mineral, which has a very low cation exchange capacity and is generally a minor component of the silicate clay mineral fraction present in most natural soils. It is not, therefore, representative of most natural soil types, particularly those which are common in the midwestem United States. The clay content can impact the optimization and effectiveness of electroosmosis in field-scale applications, as has recently been discussed by Chen et al. (1999). [Pg.93]

Clement TP, Johnson CD, Sun Y, Klecka GM, Bartlett C (2000) Natural attenuation of chlorinated ethene compounds model development and field-scale application at the Doversite.J Contam Hydrol 42 113-140... [Pg.60]

Gelhar, L.W., 1997. Perspectives on field-scale application of stochastic subsurface hydrology. In Dagan, G., Neuman, S.P. (Eds.), Subsurface How and Transport A Stochastic Approach. Cambridge University Press, pp. 157—176. [Pg.577]

In order to understand the concept of targeting in field-scale applications, we will briefly examine the concept as applied to some typical scenarios. [Pg.23]

The first field-scale application of electrokinetics for soil remediation was carried out by Geokinetics in 1987 (Lageman, 1993), although it was previously reported... [Pg.609]

This chapter reviews the field-scale applications of electrokinetics for metal removal from soil. Focus is given on some of the major completed field demonstrations including actual cleanup projects, the variations in the processes used, the outcome of field performances, and the conclusions based on these. [Pg.610]

Leung, J., Srinivasan, S., and Huh, C. 2010. Accounting for Heterogeneity In Scale-Up of Apparent Polymer Viscosity for Field Scale Application. Paper SPE 129798 presented at the SPE Improved Pil Recovery Symposium, Tulsa, 24-28 April. DPI 10.2118/129798-MS. [Pg.368]

Polyester chemistry is the same as studied by Carothers long ago, but polyester synthesis is still a very active field. New polymers have been very recently or will be soon commercially introduced PTT for fiber applications poly(ethylene naph-thalate) (PEN) for packaging and fiber applications and poly(lactic acid) (PLA), a biopolymer synthesized from renewable resources (corn syrup) introduced by Dow-Cargill for large-scale applications in textile industry and solid-state molding resins. Polyesters with unusual hyperbranched architecture also recently appeared and are claimed to find applications as crosstinkers, surfactants, or processing additives. [Pg.20]

The discovery of nanotubes and other nanostructures has opened up an exciting new field of research. But just what other shapes are possible and what other materials will form nanotubes To find out, we will need to predict the effect of different configurations. There are also many experimental problems to be solved. For example, how would you form an electrical connection to a nanotube Methods for synthesizing the large amounts of nanotubes needed in large-scale applications of nanotube assemblies also need to be developed. [Pg.728]

Ruthenium-NHC complexes exhibit activity in a very wide field of applications. Due to their unique ability to break and reassemble olefin bonds under reaction conditions very favourable to design simple processes, applications in nearly any chemical discipline can be foreseen. This field may span from manufacturing of specialty polymers and rabbers to pharmaceuticals, pharmaceutical intermediates, agrochemicals, fragrances, dyes, specialty chemicals for electronic applications or fine chemicals from natural feedstock and many more. Below are described Ru-NHC catalysed reactions applied from pilot to full commercial scale. [Pg.319]

Conventional polymer and phosphonate scale inhibitors may not be appropriate for application in high-pressure and high-temperature reservoirs. Only a limited range of commercially available oil field scale inhibitor chemicals are sufficiently thermally stable at temperatures above 150° C. These chemicals are homopolymers of vinyl sulfonate and copolymers of acrylic acid... [Pg.105]

Localized, or field-scale, studies generally assess pesticides drifting off-target during application or from post-application volatilization over short sampling intervals. The... [Pg.924]

The application of superconductivity in electrical engineering offers revolutionary possibilities huge current densities with no resistive loss very high magnetic fields with no power supply required the possible elimination of iron in electrical machines and the reduction in size and cost of plant. The first wide-scale application of superconductivity has... [Pg.607]

There are two important drawbacks of such an approach (1) a polarity scale based on a particular class of probes, in principle, does not account, for example, sizes of probes, which should strongly effect the interactions (2) betain dyes do not fluoresce, which restrict essentially the field of application of this approach, because in many cases, absorption spectrum could not be measured accurately (small volumes of samples, study of cells, and single molecules spectroscopy). Therefore, polarity-sensitive fluorescent dyes offer distinct advantage in many applications. [Pg.208]

Fields of Application. In SAXS a calibration to absolute intensity is required if extrapolated or integrated numerical values must be compared on an absolute scale. Examples are the determination of density fluctuations or the density difference between matrix and domains as a function of materials composition. [Pg.101]

Despite all the intellectual property generated in this field, the application has not reached commercial scale. It does not mean that there has not been any progress. In fact, the biocatalyst development has greatly advanced, much of it due to the advancements in the techniques, methods and tools related to MB and GE. MB techniques raised the understanding of the biocatalyst from the level of whole cells to clearly defined... [Pg.364]

The 1980 s and the early 1990 s have seen the blossoming development of the biotechnology field. Three-phase fluidized bed bioreactors have become an essential element in the commercialization of processes to yield products and treat wastewater via biological mechanisms. Fluidized bed bioreactors have been applied in the areas of wastewater treatment, discussed previously, fermentation, and cell culture. The large scale application of three-phase fluidized bed or slurry bubble column fermen-tors are represented by ethanol production in a 10,000 liter fermentor (Samejima et al., 1984), penicillin production in a 200 liter fermentor (Endo et al., 1986), and the production of monoclonal antibodies in a 1,000 liter slurry bubble column bioreactor (Birch et al., 1985). Fan (1989) provides a complete review of biological applications of three-phase fluidized beds up to 1989. Part II of this chapter covers the recent developments in three-phase fluidized bed bioreactor technology. [Pg.586]


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