Hee-Chul Choi1,2·Yi-Joon Yoon1·Byung-yong Lee1·Sang-il Choi1,*
1The
University of Kwangwoon
2Korea
Environmental Restoration Tech
최희철1,2·윤이준1·이병용1·최상일1,*
1광운대학교
2한국환경복원기술
In this study, a stabilization method was applied to stabilize heavy
metals in soils collected from a domestic contaminated area and a Canadian mine
site. The stabilizing agent used in the experiment was a solidifying agent
developed by KERT Co., Ltd., Korea. The agent was applied to the samples at
varying weight ratios of 0, 2, 5, 7, and 10% (w/w). and the concentrations of
heavy metals in the effluent were monitored at predetemined time intervals. The
results indicated that the stabilization efficiency of heavy metals (Cd, Cu,
Pb) increased proportionally until the agent was increased to 5%, which showed
almost no leaching of heavy metals after 28 days after agent application.
Therefore, addition of 5% relative to soil mass was proposed to be the optimum
dose for the stabilization agent.
Keywords: Heavy metal, Stabilizer agent, Stabilization method, Soil
2020; 25(4): 7-13
Published on Dec 31, 2020
The University of Kwangwoon