PREDICTION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF GROUNDWATER QUALITY IN A FINISHED SLUDGE LAGOON

Authors

  • Petr Černoch CEZ Energetické produkty, s. r. o., Komenského 534, 253 01 Hostivice, Czech Republic
  • Jiří Košťál INSET, s. r. o., Lucemburská 7, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14311/APP.2018.16.0006

Keywords:

transport of contaminants, sludge bed, geotechnical risks

Abstract

This study deals with prediction of the development of groundwater quality in a finished sludge lagoon. For depositing and predicting secondary float energy by-products, it is appropriate to use mathematical modelling. The implementation of relevant input data from long-term monitoring is suitable as an application for verification as well. The main output was the determination of the necessary priorities and geotechnical risks in solving the final state of the area of interest, especially regarding solving of the drainage system in the subsequently finished sludge lagoon.

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2018-06-19

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Vol. 16 (2018): 45th CONFERENCE FOUNDATION ENGINEERING BRNO 2017

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