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HERO ID
3790252
Reference Type
Technical Report
Title
Tests of Uranium (VI) Adsorption Models in a Field Setting
Author(s)
Curtis, GP; Davis, JA
Year
2006
Report Number
NTIS/02942833
Volume
GRA and I
Issue
GRA and I
Abstract
Field-based techniques were tested for determining Kd values or for validating surface complexation model-derived Kd values. The field site used for the study was a uranium mill tailings site at Naturita, Colorado. The techniques tested included: (1) the use of downhole in-situ devices that held a sample of a single mineral or sediment that were deployed in the aquifer contaminated with uranium, (2) in-situ push-pull tracer tests conducted within the contaminated aquifer, and (3) small-scale U(VI) migration tracer tests conducted within the aquifer. The experiments were conducted on scales that ranged from centimeters for the downhole devices to several meters for the small-scale tracer tests.
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