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通过对山东省小清河流域土壤重金属污染现状的调查研究,查明土壤重金属污染状况,元素来源和分布迁移规律,从而为该区土壤重金属污染的科学治理提供有效依据。研究发现,小清河沿岸地区的重金属污染主要表现为As、Cd、Cr、Ni等元素的污染;依据内梅罗污染指数评价方法发现研究区存在重金属污染的土壤总面积为880.5 km2,未受到重金属污染的土壤面积为1 822.1 km2,分别占全区总土壤面积的32.58%和67.42%,其中上游的济南市城区北园镇至华山镇区域的小清河两岸是重污染区。对小清河流域土壤重金属来源的探析表明,大气干湿沉降是土壤重金属污染的主要来源;土壤重金属的生物有效性评价显示重金属元素Cd的活动态比例高达56.17%,活化迁移能力强,是该区对生态环境危害性最大的污染因子。此外,As、Cd、Cr、Pb等重金属元素的活动态含量明显受pH值和Corg含量的制约,在低pH值、高Corg含量的土壤区应高度重视As和Cd的污染问题。 相似文献
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桂江流域地下水污染途径及防控措施研究 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：0
对桂江流域开展岩溶地下水污染调查发现:流域内地下水污染源分为“三氮”污染源、重金属污染源、有机污染源三类;“三氮”污染源主要包括工业、养殖和生活三类污水、生活垃圾渗滤液、农业施用氮肥等;重金属污染主要来自工矿企业;有机污染来自工业、养殖业。污染途径主要有孤峰平原的分散入渗式、孤峰平原的脚洞灌入式、峰丛洼地的消水洞灌入式、溶丘谷地的入渗式和峰丛峰林谷地的天窗灌入式等五类。并对88组地下水样品测试结果进行多指标地下水污染综合评价,结果表明36.5%的水点为“三氮”污染,多以分散入渗进入地下水,其污染形态呈面状分布;15.3%的水点为重金属污染,主要通过峰丛洼地消水洞灌入式补给和溶丘谷地入渗补给两种途径,呈点状分布于污染场地附近;3.49%的水点为有机污染,主要为分散入渗补给途径,污染呈短线状或点状分布。 相似文献
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北京市密云水库上游土壤重金属污染调查评价 总被引：12，自引：0，他引：12
2002年9月在密云水库周边及上游地区(北京境内)总共采集土样98个,以《土壤环境质量标准》GB15168-95Ⅰ级标准为评价标准,对密云水库上游地区土壤重金属Cd、Pb、As、Hg、Cr、Cu、Ni、Zn的污染状况作了初步评价。研究结果发现密云水库周边及上游地区重金属污染以Cr和Hg为主,牤牛河上游为污染最严重地区,清水河上游、潮河下游放马峪地区、德田沟--崎峰茶地区受Cr元素轻度污染。该地区土壤重金属污染,主要原因是金属矿山不合理排放的尾砂及废矿石等人为因素所致。 相似文献
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为查明南京东郊沿江地区农用地土壤重金属污染物类型及其影响范围,在该区采集了688个表层土壤样品,测定了pH值及As、Cd、Cr、Cu、Hg、Ni、Pb、Zn等重金属元素含量,采用单因子指数法、内梅罗综合污染指数法、潜在生态危害指数法进行污染风险性评估。结果表明:与南京市土壤元素背景值相比,除Hg外,As、Cd、Cr、Cu、Hg、Ni、Pb、Zn等重金属元素均富集;该区重金属污染元素主要为Cd,点位超标率为36.4%,以轻微污染为主,Cd污染区主要分布在中性及酸性土壤中。Cd单因子潜在生态危害指数表明:Ⅱ级(中度)以上风险区约占全区总面积的90%,Ⅲ级(较高)风险区约占全区总面积的10%。综合8种重金属污染风险分析结果,发现研究区大部分农用地处于安全生产等级,少部分农用地处于Ⅱ级和Ⅲ级风险区,总体上农用地土壤重金属潜在生态危害性较低。 相似文献
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烟台市是山东半岛蓝色经济区核心城市之一。通过对山东省烟台市生态地球化学资料的系统整理,发现土壤主要污染因子是Cd、As、Hg、Cu、Pb、Zn等重金属元素,工矿三废排放是土壤重金属的主要来源;过量施用化肥和工矿污染形成的酸雨使区内土壤明显酸化,土壤根系土中镉等元素在酸性环境中活化迁移能力明显增强,有毒重金属镉等通过土壤-水-植物活化迁移量大,经食物链向人体中转移危险性增大。土壤重金属污染和土壤酸化成为烟台市域内两项重大的生态环境问题,为土地污染防治提供了科学依据。 相似文献
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Huayang GAN Muning ZHUO Dingqiang LI Yongzhang ZHOU 《中国地球化学学报》2006,25(B08):144-144
Many kinds of pollutants such as suspended solid, oil and grease and heavy metals were enriched in urban road runoff, they can significantly degrade quality of the receiving water and affect hydro-ecosystem. Road runoff water quality was investigated in a typical city of South China-Guangzhou and it was found that road runoff from this city was seriously polluted than the investigation results carried out in other countries, water quality of them was assigned to V type according to Chinese surface water quality criteria. Some water quality parameters COD, SS, TP, Cu, Cr and Zn were highly correlated, indicating that these pollutants have the same sources or attached themselves to the others. In the six monitored heavy metals, Cr, Ni and Zn were mainly of particulate-bounded phase; 相似文献
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In order to assess the geological environment impact of a city landfill by the Yangtze River, soils from different depths in the dumpsite were sampled and analyzed. It was found that pollutants content at the site was distinctly higher than that in nearby environments. The content of heavy metals, such as Cd, Hg, As, Pb and Cu, reduces as depth increases; the content of elements F, Cl and N is the contrary. Pollutants migration driven by underground water flow was analyzed, considering the hydro-geological conditions of the site. It is believed that, due to leaching after rainfall infiltration, pollutants in the garbage layer migrates deeper, the cohesive soil in the underlying surface prevents them from spreading to the deeper aquifer; additionally, the high pressure tolerance of the deep groundwater is a key factor in preventing pollutants from entering the aquifer. Furthermore, human control has reduced the annual fluctuation range of water level in nearby rivers, weakening the hydrodynamic relations with phreatic water, and thus reducing the spreading of pollutants to nearby surface waters. 相似文献
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In order to assess the geological environment impact of a city landfill by the Yangtze River, soils from different depths in the dumpsite were sampled and analyzed. It was found that pollutants content at the site was distinctly higher than that in nearby environments. The content of heavy metals, such as Cd, Hg, As, Pb and Cu, reduces as depth increases; the content of elements F, Cl and N is the contrary. Pollutants migration driven by underground water flow was analyzed, considering the hydro-geological conditions of the site. It is believed that, due to leaching after rainfall infiltration, pollutants in the garbage layer migrates deeper, the cohesive soil in the underlying surface prevents them from spreading to the deeper aquifer; additionally, the high pressure tolerance of the deep groundwater is a key factor in preventing pollutants from entering the aquifer. Furthermore, human control has reduced the annual fluctuation range of water level in nearby rivers, weakening the hydrodynamic relations with phreatic water, and thus reducing the spreading of pollutants to nearby surface waters. 相似文献
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Industrial sites present a challenge to the hydrogeological delineation of pollution sources and their impacts. When large-scale
geologic structures such as grabens exist on such sites, these can have a significant impact on the hydrology and water quality
distribution. At the site investigated, geophysical techniques, standard hydrogeological approaches and hydrochemical characterisation
(with methods such as depth-profiling and isotopes) were used to determine the impact of a graben structure and the hydrogeological
properties and consequent water quality distribution. Zones of high conductivity, corresponding with available data, were
identified from the geophysical investigation and subsequent pumping tests in the area. Through hydrochemical characterisation,
including isotopes, it was determined that the fault zone acts as a barrier for groundwater flow and is thus the reason for
the lower levels of pollutants in groundwater beyond this feature. However, the surface water flow is not restricted by these
zones, and contributes significantly to the flow and salt loads at the discharge point. The study showed that graben structures
are important controls on the movement of contaminants, and that the effect of such geological features on groundwater quality
distribution must be investigated using multiple methodologies to construct a feasible conceptual model of the interactions. 相似文献
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Khadhar Samia Achouri Dhouha Chekirben Anis Mlayah Ammar Azibi Rim Charef Abdelkrim 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2018,11(2):34
Toxic organic compounds in wastewater are serious threats for both human and environment healthy states. This study investigates the potential sources of surface water, sediment and groundwater pollution by polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and polychlorinated biphenyl (PCBs) as discharged by wastewater into the River of Oued El bey in northeastern Tunisia. Analysis indicates that the concentration of PAHs and PCBs are high in wastewater and vary from 0.37 to 0.83 mg/L and from 0.28 and 1.18 mg/L, respectively. The spatial distribution of PAHs and PCB in surface water showed a variation between 0.37 to 9.91 mg/L and between 0.1 to 0.47 mg/L, respectively. However, the quality of surface water is changed after wastewater evacuation at Oued Tahouna. The determination of PAH and PCB pollutants in groundwater shows a great interest in the development of water resources. The Concentration of these pollutants varying from 0.0204 to 1.93 mg/L and from 0.0052 to 0.196 mg/L, respectively. For PAH, analysis reveals also that naphtelene, fluorene, anthracene and chrysene are the most detected PAHs compounds in water and sediment samples while benzo[b]fluoranthene and benzo[a]pyrene are less present and in trace level. Higher concentrations of PAHs and PCBs are found in samples taken close to industrial areas of Bouargoub and Soliman, and wastewater discharge locations in Soliman. Analysis of the spatial distribution of PAHs and PCBs clearly link their higher concentration in water and sediments to wastewater and manufacturing discharges in the study area. In surface sediment, the organic pollutants are present. The cluster analysis for organic pollutants in different state and different matrix highlight a relationship between the wastewater evacuation and the water qualities which confirmed the direct response of the pollution sources on the surface water and groundwater organic pollution quality. 相似文献
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E?irdir Lake is the second largest fresh water lake with 482 km2 surface area of Turkey. The lake is an indispensable water source for our country and region because of available water capacity and usage aims such as drinking-irrigation water, tourism, and fishing. However, especially contaminants located in the E?irdir Lake catchment affect the lake water quality negatively in times. Therefore, determination of the water quality of the lake has quite importance for region human health and sustainable usage of the lake. The major factors that control the quality of the E?irdir Lake water are agricultural activities in the basin, water–rock interaction, and domestic and industrial wastes. This study investigates the anthropogenic and geologic impact originated from pollution sources and water–rock interaction in the lake watershed basin to the E?irdir Lake water quality. For this purpose, geological, hydrogeological, and hydrological properties of the lake basin with point and nonpoint pollution sources were investigated. To determine the water quality of the lake, 48 water samples were collected especially from locations representing effects of pollutants in May and October 2009. The analysis results were compared with maximum permissible limit values recommended by World Health Organization and Turkish drinking water standards. The contents of all chemical and physical parameters are higher in dry periods than wet period, and water pollution was observed at discharge points of the streams into the lake. Also, pH, turbidity, potassium, chemical oxygen demand, ammonium, aluminum, iron, and lead concentrations were found to be above drinking water standards. 相似文献
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During the rainy season deterioration in the quality of water, supplied through dug wells and tube wells, near an abandoned limestone quarry was reported. The abandoned quarry is now being used as an urban waste disposal site. The problem was further complicated by hospitalization of several inhabitants who were using this water for domestic purposes. Looking into the consequences, chemical analysis of water from the quarry, dug wells and tube wells was carried out. The water was found to be contaminated. The transportation of pollutants from the quarry to the groundwater system was facilitated by karst features. Furthermore, four major sources—domestic waste disposal, water conservation structures, landfills, and water wells—contributing to pollution were identified. This case study is an attempt to provide an understanding of how the karst features facilitate groundwater contamination. It will help us answer a few questions such as why karst hydrogeology deserves special attention in urban expansion and what protective measures should be planned in view of rapid urbanization. 相似文献