Article | REF: J3985 V1

Controlled Natural Attenuation For Organic Pollutants: Measuring Tools And Models

Authors: Olivier ATTEIA, Elicia VERARDO

Publication date: June 10, 2014

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2. Processes in use

2.1 Physical process

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2.1.1 Dilution

Dilution is the process of obtaining a final concentration that is lower than the initial concentration by mixing a polluted water mass with an unpolluted water mass. Pumping and injection wells lead to dilution phenomena of anthropogenic origin. The infiltration of meteoric waters can be considered as a dilution phenomenon of the gaseous pollution plume at the source zone and of the polluted water mass at the pollution plume (contaminated zones).

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