Abstract
Methods for effective delivery of remediation amendments for in situ remediation of contaminated clay till sites are sought. The capabilities of direct-push delivery are promising but not yet scientifically documented. Therefore, a field study of direct-push delivery was carried out at an uncontaminated, naturally fractured, basal clay till site ( K∼10-7-10-10 m/s ) in 2008–2009. A mixture of tracers (brilliant blue, fluorescein, and Rhodamine WT), the characteristics of which are comparable to several current remediation amendments, was delivered in aqueous solution at pressures of ∼5-10 bar at several locations and depth intervals [2.5–9.5 m below surface (b.s.)], representing both the vadose and saturated zones. Extensive coring to 12 m b.s. and excavation to 5 m b.s. were carried out to identify the lateral and vertical extent of tracer distribution. A tracer distribution radius of minimum 1 m was achieved at all depths. Close vertical spacing of delivery points (10–25 cm) provided good vertical dist...
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