THE KNOWN CLASSIFICATION OF LANDS AND GROUNDWATER ANALYSIS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCTION CLASSIFICATION TO MINIMIZE THE EFFECTS OF OIL CONTAMINATED SOIL

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Published: Jun 29, 2015
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No. 8 (2015)
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Инженерные сети, экологическая безопасность

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L. SPIRIDENOK
Polotsk State University
T. KAZMIRKIVSKAYA
Polotsk State University
Y. KISELYOV
Polotsk State University
A. GRINEVICH
Polotsk State University

Abstract

The main potential sources of oil pollution caused by accidents are studied in the article. The analysis of oil-contaminated sites, among which the main oil and gasoline lines, representing the greatest danger of such pollution is given. The effects of oil contaminated soil and groundwater are considered. The effects of soil contamination cause irreversible changes, unwanted processes. Irreversible changes are expressed in the change of morphological, physical, physiochemical properties of soils, and sometimes a substantial reorganization of the whole soil profile is observed. The analysis of existing classifications of soils and groundwater is made. On the basis of the analysis the main features which help to create a classification of industrial land and groundwater are identified.

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SPIRIDENOK, L., KAZMIRKIVSKAYA, T., KISELYOV, Y., & GRINEVICH, A. (2015). THE KNOWN CLASSIFICATION OF LANDS AND GROUNDWATER ANALYSIS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCTION CLASSIFICATION TO MINIMIZE THE EFFECTS OF OIL CONTAMINATED SOIL. Vestnik of Polotsk State University. Part F. Constructions. Applied Sciences, (8), 153-157. Retrieved from https://journals.psu.by/constructions/article/view/5961
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L. SPIRIDENOK, Polotsk State University

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