2013
DOI: 10.1111/gwmr.12026
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Groundwater Restoration: Large‐Scale Benefits of Small‐Scale Processes

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“…During this stage, the only contribution to the observed mass flux is back‐diffusion from very low permeability soils, where advection is four to five orders of magnitude slower than in the primary advective pathways. Concentration decline trends represented in Figure will have similar shapes but will have different magnitudes of mass removal achieved the through the phases described above (Suthersan et al ).…”
Section: Achieving the Cleanup Objectivesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…During this stage, the only contribution to the observed mass flux is back‐diffusion from very low permeability soils, where advection is four to five orders of magnitude slower than in the primary advective pathways. Concentration decline trends represented in Figure will have similar shapes but will have different magnitudes of mass removal achieved the through the phases described above (Suthersan et al ).…”
Section: Achieving the Cleanup Objectivesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…While successful, well fouling management and the need for routine well rehabilitation/reinstallation over the course of injection programs that can extend over 5 years in length provided perspective on the true life‐cycle system requirements to achieve target end points. This awareness, coupled with observations of expedited treatment during recirculation programs has ultimately prompted some pendulum correction toward strictly physical flushing programs (Suthersan et al , ; Suthersan and Potter ) for large, dilute‐plume treatment.…”
Section: Progression Of the Technical Practicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…(c) The number of pore flushes in this scenario control progress toward cleanup. Adapted from Suthersan et al ().…”
Section: Directed Groundwater Recirculationmentioning
confidence: 99%