Esther O. Yusuf , Ityona Amber , Simon Officer , Gbenga F. Oluyemi
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Transport of nanoparticles in porous media and associated environmental impact: A review.
The release of nanoparticles into the environment occurs at different stages during their life cycle, with significant harmful effects on the human (e.g., lung inflammation and heart problems) and the ecosystem (e.g., soil and groundwater contamination). While colloids (particles >1 micrometre) behaviour in porous media is influenced by filtration, nanoparticles (<100 nanometres) behaviour is driven by Brownian motion and quantum effects. Recognising these disparities is essential for applications like groundwater remediation and drug delivery, enabling precise strategies based on the differing transport dynamics of colloids and nanoparticles. The extent of the impact of nanoparticle release on the environment is strongly influenced by their type, size, concentration, and interaction with porous media. The main factor preventing the use of nanoparticles for environmental remediation and other related processes is the toxicity arising from their uncontrolled distribution beyond the application points. Finding a suitable dosing strategy for applying nanoparticles in porous media, necessary for the correct placement and deposition in target zones, is one of the significant challenges researchers and engineers face in advancing the use of nanoparticles for subsurface application. Thus, further studies are necessary to create a model-based strategy to prevent nanoparticle dispersion in a porous media. In general, this review explores the transport of nanoparticles in porous media concerning its application for environmental remediation. The aim of this study is captured under the following:
a)
Identifying the properties of nanoparticles and porous media to develop an innovative remediation approach to reclaim contaminated aquifers effectively.
b)
Identify critical parameters for modelling an effective strategy for nanoparticle-controlled deposition in porous media. This would require a general understanding of the onset and mapping of the different nanoparticle depositional mechanisms in porous media.
c)
Identify existing or closely related studies using model-based strategies for controlling particulate transport and dispersion in porous media, focusing on their shortcomings.
期刊介绍:
Journal of Engineering Research (JER) is a international, peer reviewed journal which publishes full length original research papers, reviews, case studies related to all areas of Engineering such as: Civil, Mechanical, Industrial, Electrical, Computer, Chemical, Petroleum, Aerospace, Architectural, Biomedical, Coastal, Environmental, Marine & Ocean, Metallurgical & Materials, software, Surveying, Systems and Manufacturing Engineering. In particular, JER focuses on innovative approaches and methods that contribute to solving the environmental and manufacturing problems, which exist primarily in the Arabian Gulf region and the Middle East countries. Kuwait University used to publish the Journal "Kuwait Journal of Science and Engineering" (ISSN: 1024-8684), which included Science and Engineering articles since 1974. In 2011 the decision was taken to split KJSE into two independent Journals - "Journal of Engineering Research "(JER) and "Kuwait Journal of Science" (KJS).