Abstract
Aiming at the problem of groundwater pollution caused by mine leachate leakage, a numerical model of saturated-unsaturated groundwater is established by using FEFLOW software, and the spatial and temporal distribution of pollutants in vadose zone and aquifer is predicted, in this paper. The results show that the impervious layer of natural clay can slow down the entry of pollutants into the aquifer and reduce the impact of pollutants diffusion on the aquifer. This paper can provide some references for mine groundwater pollution prevention and control.
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