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Anoxic water

In order to ensure continued neutralization it is necessary to avoid precipitation of blinding minerals on the surface of the alkaline material. This can be avoided if the water is anoxic and ferric iron and aluminium are not present in the water. Anoxic limestone drains are designed to achieve this (Fig. 7). These work by reacting CaCOs with the drainage acidity in an anaerobic environment such that ferric hydroxide precipitation will not occur. If it does then this leads to mantling of the limestone and effectively reduces the efliciency of the drain. This effect occurred at the Cwmstywth drain in central Wales and led to a complete failure of a limestone drain (Fuge 1993). [Pg.227]

Fig. 38. Shale-normalized lanthanide patterns for CHEER 6 (26 July 1988) filtered samples comparison of oxic Surface waters, anoxic bottom waters, and anoxic upper porewater. Also shown is the pattern resulting from the normalization of the lanthanide concentrations of the anoxic bottom waters relative to the lanthanide concentrations of the oxic surface waters. From Sholkovitz et al. (1992). Fig. 38. Shale-normalized lanthanide patterns for CHEER 6 (26 July 1988) filtered samples comparison of oxic Surface waters, anoxic bottom waters, and anoxic upper porewater. Also shown is the pattern resulting from the normalization of the lanthanide concentrations of the anoxic bottom waters relative to the lanthanide concentrations of the oxic surface waters. From Sholkovitz et al. (1992).
Estuaries exhibit physical and chemical characteristics that are distinct from oceans or lakes. In estuaries, water renewal times are rapid (10 to 10 years compared to 1 to 10 years for lakes and 10 years for oceans), redox and salinity gradients are often transient, and diurnal variations in nutrient concentrations can be significant. The biological productivity of estuaries is high and this, coupled with accumulation of organic debris within estuary boundaries, often produces anoxic conditions at the sediment-water interface. Thus, in contrast to the relatively constant chemical composition of the... [Pg.403]

Obviously, these examples do not cover all possible management options, but they highlight the fact that a sound knowledge of the hydrodynamics is of paramount importance for a proper water quality oriented management. Reservoirs are very dynamic systems that often stratify in a multilayered fashion to produce layers of water with huge differences in their residence time [60]. In impaired reservoirs, the best option is to increase residence time of anoxic layers, and reduce it for surface water. The presence of outlets at different depths is essential in reservoirs devoted to water supply. [Pg.88]

Slotton DG, Reuter JE, Goldman CR. 1995. Mercury uptake patterns of biota in a seasonally anoxic northern California Reservoir. Water, Air Soil Pollut 80 841-850. [Pg.185]

De Baar, H.J.W., German, C.R., Elderfield, H. and Van Gaans, P. (1988) Rare earth element distributions in anoxic waters of the Cariaco Trench. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta, 52, 1203-1219. [Pg.270]

Anderson RF (1987) Redox behavior of uranium in an anoxic marine basin. Uranium 3 145-164 Anderson RF, Fleisher MQ, LeHuray AP (1989) Concentration, oxidation state, and particulate flux of uranium in the Black Sea. Geochim Cosmochim Acta 53 2215-2224 Back W, Hanshaw BB, Pyler TE, Plummer LN, Weiede AE (1979) Geochemical significance of groundwater discharge in Caleta Xel Ha, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Water Res 15 1521-1535 Barnes CE, Cochran JK (1990) Uranium removal in oceanic sediments and the oceanic U balance. Earth. Planet. Sci. Lett 97 94-101... [Pg.600]


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