Abstract
The rapid industrialization of cities has brought many challenges to the environment and resources. Industrial wastes, automobile exhaust, coal combustion soot and other pollutants accumulate in urban soil, and the characteristics of urban soil are changed, causing many pollutants to accumulate in the urban soil environment. Heavy metals are toxic and harmful pollutants existing in soil that cannot be biodegraded or thermally degraded; thus, heavy metals pose a threat to environmental quality and humans. To solve the environmental pollution of soil heavy metals, we utilize kriging interpolation to determine the geological distribution of the environmental pollution of metal elements and analyze the main causes of soil heavy metal pollution. Next, the propagation characteristics and diffusion process of heavy metal pollutants are thoroughly analyzed; in addition, an improved one-dimensional convective dispersion model and an improved air subsidence model are established, and real urban soil data are taken as an example for the fitting test. The results show that the improved models that consider more factors, such as adsorption or decomposition factors during the process of convective dispersion, absorption and expulsion factors of the crop root and topographic factors and height changes during the process of air subsidence, are effective. This paper is helpful for distinguishing the primary pollution sources and migration routes of soil metal element pollution and provides a certain reference value for protecting the environment and reducing heavy metal pollution.
Highlights
A city is a highly civilized form of habitation created by human beings
The data of our model originate from field sampling, and we focus on the migration process of heavy metal pollutants in urban soil
Most of the heavy metals in the atmosphere enter into the soil industrialization, a large amount of industrial wastewater flows into the river, which makes a through natural and rain deposition
Summary
A city is a highly civilized form of habitation created by human beings. The rapid development of the economy and society in addition to developments in industrialization have accelerated the population concentration in cities [1]. During the process of rapid industrialization and urbanization, the urban environmental quality is affected by mankind with each passing day, and the urban ecology [2] has increasingly deteriorated. Industrial wastes, automobile exhaust, coal combustion soot and other pollutants accumulate in urban soil, and the characteristics of urban soil are changed, causing many pollutants to accumulate in the urban soil environment [3]. There are many kinds of soil pollutants, when the contents of harmful substances in urban soil exceeds its purge ability, the soil system will change, thereby increasing the cost of environmental degradation [4]. The content of heavy metal elements in the soil has undergone serious changes due to human activities (industry, household waste and agriculture).
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