Hello! I'm studying environmental engineering and would like to find the latest strategies and developments for DNAPL remediation and investigation, but don't know where to start.
Are there any websites or publications I can start with?
Many thanks in advance!
Hey, I work on NAPL delineation using 222Rn from soil. Depends what technique you want to use (drilling, VOC monitoring, tracers, modeling) have several techniques. The use of 222Rn is a cheap technique and relatively easy to perform. Shubert et al. (2007) work on it, also Hunkeler et al. 1997. They use modeling and experimental data. A paper in my lab will also be out soon on this subject.
suggest you start with EPA's "Clu-In" website: https://clu-in.org/contaminantfocus/default.focus/sec/Dense_Nonaqueous_Phase_Liquids_(DNAPLs)/cat/Overview/
Then see the ITRC guidance documents: https://itrcweb.org/Guidance/ListDocuments?TopicID=5&SubTopicID=9
Read anything by Bernie Kueper: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Bernard-Kueper-2
Kueper & Stroo book on remediation: https://www.world-of-digitals.com/bernard-h-kueper-hans-f-stroo-chlorinated-solvent-source-zone-remediation-ebook-pdf
Pankow & Cherry is one of the first textbooks, still applicable: https://books.google.com/books/about/Dense_chlorinated_solvents_and_other_DNA.html?id=OiYfAQAAIAAJ
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