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…WELCOME TO My PRESENTATION Peter Aniediabasi John Environmental Remediation Consultant Nigeria +234-803-9693897 [email protected] ; [email protected]

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Page 1: Bio Remediation Practices Using RENA-Phytoremediation Co-Practice

…WELCOME TO My PRESENTATION

Peter Aniediabasi JohnEnvironmental Remediation Consultant

Nigeria+234-803-9693897

[email protected]; [email protected]

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BIOREMEDIATION

OF PAST IMPACTED SITE

Using

RENA-Phytotemediation Co-practice

20092009

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In carrying out this project, various salient activities were outlined for a complete elimination of the Oil contaminants from the receiving soil.

These include:

1.1.Personnel & equipment mobilizationPersonnel & equipment mobilization

2.2.Baseline status study (pre study)Baseline status study (pre study)

3.3.Selection & provision of appropriate nutrientSelection & provision of appropriate nutrient

4.4.Provision & planting of habitat plantsProvision & planting of habitat plants

5.5.Baseline confirmation study (post study)Baseline confirmation study (post study)

Four major activities were coined out from the five mentioned points above

Tips

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Each of the four activities were sub titled into;

Explanatory notesExplanatory notes

a.a.Plan/ApproachPlan/Approach

b.b.Result/DiscussionResult/Discussion

c.c.Conclusion/RecommendationsConclusion/Recommendations

Activity Description Pattern

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ACTIVITY 1:Title: Movement of Personnel/Equipments to the Site and Back

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ACTIVITY 2:Title: Provision of Enhancement and Enrichment

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ACTIVITY 3:Title: Provision of specific plants for the continuous removal oils from impacted location

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ACTIVITY 4:Title: Baseline Confirmation Test

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There are different techniques of eliminating pollutant from the There are different techniques of eliminating pollutant from the environment, but only few are effective, environmentally environment, but only few are effective, environmentally friendly and readily available. They are as followsfriendly and readily available. They are as follows::

TDUTDU

CHEMICAL CHEMICAL CLEAN-UPCLEAN-UP

PHYSICAL PHYSICAL CLEAN-UPCLEAN-UP

BURNINGBURNING

BIOREMEDIATIONBIOREMEDIATION

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BIOREMEDIATION TECHNOLOGIES BIOREMEDIATION TECHNOLOGIES

Bioremediation can be defined as a process of utilizing biological agents, (such as micro-organisms and plants) to get rid of pollutants or contaminants.

Bioremediation can be broadly subdivided into five approaches:

Bioreactors Bioreactors

Solid phase technologiesSolid phase technologies

CompostingComposting

Land farming Land farming

In-situ bioremediation

Ex-situ TreatmentEx-situ Treatment

In-situ TreatmentIn-situ Treatment

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Methods 1. RENA 2. REMA

Supports Practice:1. Phyto-remediation2. Zoo-remediation

RENA: Remediation by Enhanced Natural AttenuationREMA: Remediation by Enhanced Microbial Augmentation

BIOREMEDIATIONBIOREMEDIATION

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Simple RENA/REMA Principle

CONTAMINANTSCONTAMINANTS MICROBIAL MICROBIAL CONSORTIUMCONSORTIUM

NUTRIENT NUTRIENT

Proper consideration of Environmental FactorsProper consideration of Environmental Factors

FACTORSFACTORS•Soil pHSoil pH

•Soil grain ratioSoil grain ratio

•Moisture contentMoisture content

•AerationAeration

•NutrientNutrient

•Carbon/energy sourceCarbon/energy source

•Viable microbial cellViable microbial cell

•Absence of antimicrobialAbsence of antimicrobial

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Location prior to remediation (late 2008) Location after remediation (late 2009)

Illustration of Site Status Illustration of Site Status

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Clean-up Stages

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-Initial tilling-Soil heaping-Enrichment

-Bulking-Refilling

-Final tilling-Planting

-Watering -Monitoring (continuous)

Practical Remediation Processes

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Laboratory Attention

ANALYSISPRE-

QUALITIES

PRE-QUALITIES

PROGRESS MONITORING

PROGRESS MONITORING

SOIL WATER

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Microbiology-THBC-THFC-HUBC-HUFC-%HUB-%HUFe.t.c

Note:…enhancement bycell augmentation can be carried out fromlab test result…

Physico-chemistryPhysical:-Temp. (w/s)-pH (w/s)-Soil grain analysis (s)

Chemical:-Turbidity (w)-Salinity (w)-Nutrient (N, P:w/s)-THC (w/s)e.t.c

MAJORPARAMETERS

Hint!

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Summary …it is generally observed that the bioremediation

exercise is alleviating the extent of pollution at the impacted location.

A further check on the stability trend in the parameters, shows that the location will at the endof about 42 days gain its original status. This isin-line with the ‘Bioremediation Efficiency Check’, (BEC) done on the generated data.

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THANK YOU THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR VERY MUCH FOR

YOUR YOUR ATTENTIONATTENTION