With regard to the question about the use of artificial barriers in areas with man-made influence

Tatyana Tsurik,Anastasia Kolomanich

doi:10.5937/jaes0-31626

Abstract

One of the ways to improve the environmental situation in various regions of the world has become the improvement of technologies for protection against hazardous pollution in soil, atmosphere, groundwater. The article is devoted to the analysis of the conceptual proposal within the framework of participation in the competition "Students reinventing cities. The promising methods of elimination and localization of environmental pollution using geochemical barriers are outlined. Examples of natural and artificial geochemical barriers are considered. Attention is drawn to the possibility of using anti-filtration screens as artificial barriers in areas with passive technogenic impact. The potential of using artificial barriers for the safe cultivation of plant crops at the former Payatas controlled waste disposal facility in Quezon City, Philippines is being identified. The importance of creating green spaces in the territory with limited opportunities for economic use is justified.

Highlights

In the structure of the quality of life, the environmental component still plays a key role [1, 2, 3]
One of the most important factors of chemical pollution of soils, natural landscapes, ground and ground waters is the content of toxic heavy metals (HM) in them, such as chromium (Cr), cobalt (Co), cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb), etc
We believe that to create artificial barriers, it is advisable to use a combination of materials - building structures with the use of chemical reagents on separate parts of the structure, along with natural materials

Summary

Anastasia Kolomanich

With regard to the question about the use of artificial barriers in areas with man-made influence. Journal of Applied Engineering Science, 19(2), 522 525.DOI:10.5937/jaes0-31626. Online aceess of full paper is available at: www.engineeringscience.rs/browse-issues

Short Report

INTRODUCTION

THEORY AND EXPERIMENTAL

EXPERIMENTAL SECTION

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

CONCLUSIONS