Spatial distribution and morphological transformation of chromium with coexisting substances in tannery landfill

Guo, Shanshan; Tian, Yongqiang; Hao, Wu; Jin, Xin; Gan, Longzhan; Li, Yang; Yang, Jin‐yan

doi:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2021.131503

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“…Por ejemplo, la figura 5 presenta el mapa de relaciones entre los autores de los 340 documentos, entre ellos se observan siete clústeres dispersos a partir de la interacción entre las diversas temáticas de la gestión ambiental, así se muestran casos de resolución ingenieril sobre aspectos de la producción ecoamigable (2014), que se enlazan también con los clústeres amarillo y verde alrededor de procesos de administración y reputación del sector del cuero y sus impactos en la estructuración de tipos empresariales sostenibles (Wu et al, 2023;Zhang et al, 2023), así como los efectos contaminantes sobre aspectos ambientales específicos como agua (He et al, 2005), suelo (Guo et al, 2021) y biodiversidad (Graham-Rowe, 2011; Jones et al, 2013), encaminando así a futuros investigadores a realizar estudios sobre aspectos no presentes como bienestar animal, calidad del aire e impactos sociales como el efecto de la gestión socioambiental.…”

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Sostenibilidad y moda en la industria del cuero, una revisión sistemática

Quintero Torres,

Riveros Rodríguez,

Cortés Cruz

et al. 2022

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The purpose of this research is to analyze the literature around the leather tanning industry, based on a systematic review of literature in the SCOPUS database, whose objective was to conceptually analyze sustainability aspects from the content structure, environmental, social aspects and governance. The search equation yielded 785 articles in SCOPUS, which once filtered resulted in a total of 20 articles for in-depth analysis. To visualize the information, the VosViewer tool was used, which made it possible to represent the existing co-citation and co-authorship relationships through clusters. The results show what the background is, the topics of interest for academics, the countries with the longest history of research in the area and the collaborative work networks, as well as the most relevant authors and studies in this field and the impact trends. from the fashion and leather industry about sustainability.

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Sostenibilidad y moda en la industria del cuero, una revisión sistemática

Quintero Torres,

Riveros Rodríguez,

Cortés Cruz

et al. 2022

revista investigaciones uniagraria

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“…Several studies have thoroughly assessed Cr(VI) migration through soil or groundwater in mining soil [12,13], in a tannery landfill [14,15], and in a chromate production site [16,17]. For example, Jardine et al investigated the impact of coupled hydrologic and geochemical processes on the transport of Cr(VI) in undisturbed heterogeneous soil [18].…”

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Experimental and Modeling Study on Cr(VI) Migration from Slag into Soil and Groundwater

Xie

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The transport and prediction of hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)) contamination in “slag–soil–groundwater” is one with many uncertainties. Based on the column experiments, a migration model for Cr(VI) in the slag–soil–groundwater system was investigated. The hydraulic conductivity (Kt), distribution coefficient (Kd), retardation factor (Rd), and other hydraulic parameters were estimated in a laboratory. Combining these hydraulic parameters with available geological and hydrogeological data for the study area, the groundwater flow and Cr(VI) migration model were developed for assessing groundwater contamination. Subsequently, a Cr(VI) migration model was developed to simulate the transport of Cr(VI) in the slag–soil–groundwater system and predict the effect of three different control programs for groundwater contamination. The results showed that the differences in the measured and predicted groundwater head values were all less than 3 m. The maximum and minimum differences in Cr(VI) between the measured and simulated values were 1.158 and 0.001 mg/L, respectively. Moreover, the harmless treatment of Cr(VI) slag considerably improved the quality of groundwater in the surrounding areas. The results of this study provided a reliable mathematical model for transport process analysis and prediction of Cr(VI) contamination in a slag–soil–groundwater system.

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