Energy-related contaminants in subterranean waterbodies: The role of geocolloids on facilitated and hindered transport

Mustafa E.S. Akbulut , Younjin Min
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The examination of energy byproduct transport and associated contaminant dynamics in geosystems and aquatic ecosystems is important for evaluating the ramifications of energy generation and consumption. This article critically reviews contemporary studies on the influence of aqueous geocolloids in modulating the transport kinetics of energy-related contaminants within subterranean hydrological systems. The primary objectives of this work are to: i) introduce the morphological and physicochemical properties of prevalent geocolloid varieties and explain their formation mechanisms, ii) outline the mechanistic pathways by which geocolloids alter contaminant transport dynamics, and iii) analyze the ramifications for applications such as coal mining, hydraulic fracturing, chemically-enhanced oil recovery, and radionuclide storage. A systematic literature review was conducted, synthesizing findings from experimental investigations, computational simulations, and field observations. These studies reveal that geocolloids can facilitate or impede contaminant mobility by modifying parameters such as effective diffusivity, rheological properties, and interfacial deposition kinetics across multiple spatiotemporal scales. The presence of geocolloids introduces non-linear complexities in contaminant fate and transport that go beyond conventional advection-dispersion models. These topics have significant implications for risk assessment methodologies and remediation strategies related to energy production and waste management in geological formations, particularly in terms of colloid-facilitated contaminant transport and its impact on the vulnerability of waterbodies and geosystems.
对地球系统和水生生态系统中能源副产品运输和相关污染物动态的研究对于评价能源产生和消费的后果是重要的。这篇文章批判性地回顾了当代研究的影响,水地质胶体在调节地下水文系统中与能量相关的污染物的运输动力学。这项工作的主要目标是:1)介绍地球胶体的形态和物理化学性质,并解释其形成机制;2)概述地球胶体改变污染物运输动力学的机制途径;3)分析其在煤矿开采、水力压裂、化学提高采收率和放射性核素储存等应用中的影响。我们进行了系统的文献综述,综合了实验调查、计算模拟和实地观察的结果。这些研究表明,地质体可以通过改变多个时空尺度上的有效扩散系数、流变性能和界面沉积动力学等参数来促进或阻碍污染物的迁移。地质体的存在引入了污染物命运和运输的非线性复杂性,超出了传统的平流-弥散模型。这些主题对与地质构造中的能源生产和废物管理有关的风险评估方法和补救战略具有重大影响,特别是在胶体促进的污染物运输及其对水体和地质系统脆弱性的影响方面。
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