2009
DOI: 10.4013/ete.2009.51.06
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Tratamento de solo contaminado: análise do encapsulamento de metais pesados

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“…Nesse contexto o ponto que mais exige atenção é a busca por técnicas que possam ser utilizadas com o intuito de reter e de isolar substâncias contaminantes. Entre estas técnicas está o encapsulamento (Rojas et al, 2009). Os agentes encapsulantes mais utilizados são o cimento e a cal.…”
Section: Encapsulamento E Uso Da Cal Na Pavimentaçãounclassified
“…Nesse contexto o ponto que mais exige atenção é a busca por técnicas que possam ser utilizadas com o intuito de reter e de isolar substâncias contaminantes. Entre estas técnicas está o encapsulamento (Rojas et al, 2009). Os agentes encapsulantes mais utilizados são o cimento e a cal.…”
Section: Encapsulamento E Uso Da Cal Na Pavimentaçãounclassified
“…Over time, bioremediation strategies have been demonstrated to be effective, ecological, and economic compared to physiochemical remediation practices which are rather expensive and sometimes ineffective [10][11][12]. Bioremediation includes ex situ and in situ methods.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous methods of remediation of crude oil contaminated soils have some room for improvement to render effective treatment. However, these approaches have been criticized due to its expensive and non-eco-friendly nature which made site reclamation a difficult task [1], [2]. The use of biological methods which include bioattenuation, biostimulation, bioaugmentation, bioventing, and phytoremediation have offered the promising potential for the remediation of crude oil contaminated soils.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%