2010 Annual Meeting

Session: Contaminant Transport and Site Remediation

Contaminant Transport and Site Remediation This session will explore the chemical and physical processes that influence the exposure and risks posed by contaminated sites before, during and after the implementation of remedial approaches. Particular emphasis will be on chemical and physical processes and transport phenomena that are integral to or limit site remediation technologies.

Chair

George S. Goff, Los Alamos National Laboratory

Co-Chair

Danny D. Reible, University of Texas

Presentations

08:30 AM

(723a) Bioremediation of Oily Waste / Sludge Generated by Petroleum Industry, Extraction of Oil by Soxhlet Method and Its Analysis by GC Method
Bina Singh, Priangshu m Sarma, Ajoy. k Mandal, Banwari Lal

08:55 AM

(723b) Microbial Ecological Evolution in the Bioaugmentation of Petroleum Contaminated Soil
Zuojun Wu, Diannan Lu, Zheng Liu

09:20 AM

(723c) Evaluation of a Novel Bioremediation Process Coupling An Electrokinetic System with Microbial Fuel Cell Technology
Lewis Hsu, Ryan Thacher, Aditi Yokota-Joshi, Andrea Wong, Kenneth H. Nealson, Massoud Pirbazari

09:45 AM

(723d) Micro-Scale Chemistry Influences Uranium Immobilization in Subsurface Sediment Biofilms From Hanford 300 Area
Hung Duc Nguyen, Bin Cao, Haluk Beyenal