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UDC 628.112.24:504.054:628.58

Rastorguev A. V., Ivanov V. A.

Protecting underground water intakes from chloroganic pollution

Summary

Recent investigations carried out both in Russia and abroad witness wide spread occurrence of chlororganics in underground waters originating from different pollution sources. The data on the advanced intraformational technologies of protecting underground waters from dissolved cholorganic forms are presented. On the basis of numerical model studies the possibility of applying some of the technologies in actual practice are evaluated.

Key words

intraformational treatment , underground water intake , chlororganic pollutants , well yield , reaction barrier

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