Advancing the State-of-the-Art in Bentonite Barrier Research: Measuring Membrane Behavior and Diffusion at Elevated Temperatures
Advancing the State-of-the-Art in Bentonite Barrier Research: Measuring Membrane Behavior and Diffusion at Elevated Temperatures
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推进膨润土屏障研究的最新技术:测量高温下的膜行为和扩散
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10.1061/9780784484050.011
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2022
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通讯作者:
Bohnhoff, Gretchen L.
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作者:
Rahman, Sayed Arafat;Sample-Lord, Kristin M.;Bohnhoff, Gretchen L.
Sodium bentonite (NaB) is widely used in containment barriers to limit contaminant migration into the environment. The performance of NaB barriers in applications such as landfills, impoundments, and radioactive waste disposal relies on the ability of the NaB to limit liquid and contaminant flux through the barrier for extended durations and under changing environmental conditions. The results of previous studies indicate that NaB may exhibit significant membrane behavior (solute restriction), potentially enhancing the performance of the barrier by reducing both liquid and contaminant flux. However, diffusion and membrane behavior in NaB under variable temperature and chemical conditions is not well understood, largely due to experimental testing challenges. This knowledge gap limits our ability to predict contaminant transport through NaB barriers exposed to elevated temperatures (e.g., high-level radioactive waste disposal). To address this challenge, an innovative testing apparatus was developed for measurement of coupled membrane behavior and diffusion in clays under controlled temperature and chemical conditions. The setup was equipped with heating elements, temperatures sensors, and temperature controllers, along with remote data logging and hydraulic control features. The apparatus design and testing procedures, as well as example results for NaB are presented. Preliminary results indicate that the testing apparatus maintained consistent temperature conditions throughout testing and that membrane behavior decreased with increasing temperature.
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