Physico-Chemical Properties of Soils in Lviv Volyn Coal Basin Area

Popovych, Vasyl; Stepova, Kateryna; Voloshchyshyn, Andriy; Босак, Павло

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201910502002

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“…They pollute almost all elements of the environment: air, ground water, land runoff, soil, plants. In this regard, we decided to investigate the toxicological composition of the dumps of mine # 9 "Novovolynska" and their on environmental impact [9]. Mine # 9 "Novovolynska" belongs to the State Enterprise "Volynvuhillya" and is located on the territory of Ivanychi region of Volyn region.…”

Section: Environmental Impact and Toxicological Properties Of Mine Dumps Of The Lviv-volyn Coal Basinmentioning

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Environmental Impact and Toxicological Properties of Mine Dumps of the Lviv-Volyn Coal Basin

Босак¹,

Popovych²,

Stepova³

et al. 2020

SERIES OF GEOLOGY AND TECHNICAL SCIENCES

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Section: Environmental Impact and Toxicological Properties Of Mine Dumps Of The Lviv-volyn Coal Basinmentioning

confidence: 99%

Environmental Impact and Toxicological Properties of Mine Dumps of the Lviv-Volyn Coal Basin

Босак¹,

Popovych²,

Stepova³

et al. 2020

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“…A lot of research of the chemical content has been done, in particular in terms of heavy metals content in the territory of devastated landscapes, among which it is worth noting the studies that revealed significant differences in the toxicological composition of devastated landscapes in different places. In order to prevent the occurrence of waste water accumulations that are dangerous for the ecological state, it is necessary to use natural resources rationally, to carry out demineralization, reclamation and phytomelioration of disturbed lands in a timely manner (Bosak P. et al, 2021).…”

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Chemical Content of Landfill Neoreliefs in the Territory of the Subcarpathia Forestry District of Ukraine

Korol¹,

Popovych²,

Pinder³

et al. 2022

J. Ecol. Eng.

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The tourism industry is concentrated within the boundaries of the Subcarpathia Forestry District of Ukraine. These are mostly resort complexes with recreation houses, hotels and restaurants. Since the issue of solid household waste processing has not been resolved in Ukraine, landfills are emerging near recreation facilities. Undoubtedly, such a situation contradicts the improvement processes, because landfills are objects of detonation of dangerous substances and compounds infiltrating into all components of the environment due to geochemical flows. The object of the conducted research was determination of chemical elements in the newly formed substrates on the surface of the following landfills, i.e. Bronytskyi, Stryiskyi, Boryslavskyi, which are located not far from the border with Poland within the tourist and recreational complex of the Lviv region of Ukraine, geographically belonging to the Subcarpathia Forestry District of Ukraine. It was established that the chemical elements of the toxic group and biogenic elements accumulate. The traces of individual elements were also determined. The Bronytskyi landfill is the most polluted with the following chemical elements: Pb (3.56-4.06 mg/kg), Zn (2.84-3.67 mg/kg), Gd (0.021-0.033 mg/kg), P (457.3-609.7 mg/kg), K (9.7-14.6 mg/kg), Ca (174.7-237.7 mg/kg), Ga (3.58-5,98 mg/kg), La (1.09-1.24 mg/kg), Y (0.013-0.014 mg/kg), Cd (0.15-0.176 mg/kg), Sn (0.013-0.018 mg/kg), Nd (0.029-0.046 mg/kg), Eu (0.022-0.036 mg/kg) and Th (0.05-0.078 mg/kg). The site of the Boryslav landfill is most polluted in the western side -Fe (16.06-19.72 mg/kg), Cu (0.37-0.43 mg/kg), Gd (0.003 mg/kg), Si (43-58.2 mg/kg), P (782.4-995.5 mg/kg), Ca (88.6-104.7 mg/kg), Mn (1.7-2.7 mg/kg), Sc (0.009 mg/kg), Cr (1.069-1.255 mg/kg), Y (0.015-0.016 mg/kg), Nd (0.016-0.018 mg/kg). In the eastern side of the Stryi landfill the presence of the following elements is most evident -Fe (18.98-27.97 mg/kg), Ni (0.09-0.21 mg/kg), Zn (0.14-0.19 mg/ kg), Pb (0.05-0.1 mg/kg), Al (1.6-2.0 mg/kg), P (718.1-652.5 mg/kg), Mn (2.5-3.5 mg/kg), Ga (0.01 mg/kg), La (0.02-0.04 mg/kg), Cr (0.009-0.013 mg/kg), Ge (0.214-0.551 mg/ kg), Cd (0.014-0.02 mg/kg), Nd (0.017-0.037 mg/kg), Th (0.009-0.016 mg/kg). Such a detailed chemical analysis for the presented research objects was carried out for the first time. Determining of the chemical content of the newly formed substrate is important from the point of view of environmental protection solutions implementation.

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“…In fact, due to the lost access to the main oil and gas fields on the Black Se a shelf and a significant part of the coal deposits in the Eastern Donbass, restructuring of mines and reducing the cost of produced coal is an extremely urgent and strategic task. The mining industry prospective development is impossible without the introduction of innovative technical and technological solutions: modern approach for mining field planning [3][4][5] backfilling of gob area [6][7][8][9], reclamation and recultivation processes [10][11][12], control of mine ventilation [13][14][15], geomechanical stydy of rock mass behaviour based on rock properties stydy [16][17][18][19], ecological and environmental management [20,21].…”

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Synergistic approach as an innovative basis for obtaining a natural gas substitute

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This paper studies the key problems of mining enterprises activity, which is mainly based on monofunctionality. A synergistic approach is described, which is a constituent basis for perspective performance of coal mines. The possibilities for profile reorientation of the coal mine operation as an enterprise for obtaining a natural gas substitute are analysed. The design peculiarities of a laboratory setup for studying the coal gasification processes (carbonaceous feed, various types of waste, etc.) are described that will form new approaches to implementation of the pilot units for producing the natural gas substitutes on the territory of coal mining enterprises, and combine them into a single mine technological chain. The developed setup, aimed to study the gasification processes, makes it possible to substantiate and determine the parameters of the carbonaceous feed gasification technology for obtaining the end product as a natural gas substitute.

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Physico-Chemical Properties of Soils in Lviv Volyn Coal Basin Area

Cited by 11 publications

References 3 publications

Environmental Impact and Toxicological Properties of Mine Dumps of the Lviv-Volyn Coal Basin

Environmental Impact and Toxicological Properties of Mine Dumps of the Lviv-Volyn Coal Basin

Chemical Content of Landfill Neoreliefs in the Territory of the Subcarpathia Forestry District of Ukraine

Synergistic approach as an innovative basis for obtaining a natural gas substitute

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