The success of bioaugmentation processes for groundwater bioremediation requires
efficient transport of bacteria in the subsurface environment. In this paper, the factors that …

This paper presents a review of the state-of-the-art on interphase mass transfer between
immiscible fluids in porous media with focus on the factors that have significant influence on …

Although polymer-surfactant injection is an effective remediation technology for multilayer
aquifers contaminated by Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (DNAPL), the existence of …

In this study we investigate the synergetic effects of combining surfactant-enhanced
dissolution with in-situ oxidation of a pool-dominated PCE DNAPL source zone entrapped in …

In-situ microemulsion has great potential for remediation of chlorinated solvent
contaminated aquifers due to its efficient solubilization, and the in-situ formation and phase …

Cosolvent flushing is a promising method to improve NAPLs (non-aqueous phase liquids)
removal. Nevertheless, the removal performance is undermined by the tailing phenomenon …

The chlorinated hydrocarbons (CHs) are typically released to the aquifer as complex
mixture, and the contaminant type takes the critical action on the in-situ microemulsion …

Multiphase flow modeling is often used for the comparison and optimization of subsurface
nonaqueous phase liquid (NAPL) remediation schemes. The calibration of such models is a …

This paper investigates the effect of cosolvent content and flushing velocity on the
remediation of dense non-aqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) in double-porosity medium using …

Interphase mass transfer or dissolution coefficient of nonaqueous phase liquids (NAPL) is
an important parameter in predicting the transport of contaminant species in porous media …