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Title: | Iron-based subsurface arsenic removal technologies by aeration: A review of the current state and future prospects | Authors: | Vu T.Luong Edgardo E.Cañas Kurz Ulrich Hellriegel Tran Le Luu Jan Hoinkis Jochen Bundschuh |
Keywords: | Subsurface arsenic removal (SAR);In-situ remediation;Arsenic adsorption;Aeration;Arsenic contamination | Issue Date: | 2018 | Publisher: | Elsevier, Science Direct | Series/Report no.: | Water Research;Vol. 133 | Abstract: | Arsenic contamination in groundwater is a critical issue and one that raises great concern around the world as the cause of many negative health impacts on the human body, including internal and external cancers. There are many ways to remove or immobilize arsenic, including membrane technologies, adsorption, sand filtration, ion exchange, and capacitive deionization. These exhibit many different advantages and disadvantages. Among these methods, in-situ subsurface arsenic immobilization by aeration and the subsequent removal of arsenic from the aqueous phase has shown to be very a promising, convenient technology with high treatment efficiency. In contrast to most of other As remediation technologies, in-situ subsurface immobilization offers the advantage of negligible waste production and hence has the potential of being a sustainable treatment option. This paper reviews the application of subsurface arsenic removal (SAR) technologies as well as current modeling approaches. Unlike subsurface iron removal (SIR), which has proven to be technically feasible in a variety of hydrogeochemical settings for many years, SAR is not yet an established solution since it shows vulnerability to diverse geochemical conditions such as pH, Fe:As ratio, and the presence of co-ions. In some situations, this makes it difficult to comply with the stringent guideline value for drinking water recommended by the WHO (10 mg L 1 ). In order to overcome its limitations, more theoretical and experimental studies are needed to show long-term application achievements and help the development of SAR processes into state-of-the-art technology. |
Index & Ranking: | ISI (SCI) Q1 | URI(1): | http://epub.vgu.edu.vn/handle/dlibvgu/48 | DOI: | https://doi.org/10.1016/j.watres.2018.01.007 |
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