from PART II - REACTION PROCESSES
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 December 2021
In modeling the transport of chemical mass within flowing groundwater, the diffusion of chemical species into and out of stagnant zones within the domain can exert a controlling influence on the calculation results. This chapter shows how to incorporate the effect of stagnant zones on mass transport into a numerical flow and transport model. In a worked example, we show that the presence of stagnant zones can retard contaminant migration within an aquifer but lead to a strong tailing effect that interferes with environmental remediation.
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