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News Winther 2011
- New publications by REMTEC participants:
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Nielsen, S.S., L.R. Petersen, P. Kjeldsen, R. Jakobsen (2011). Amendment of arsenic and chromium polluted soil from wood preservation by iron residues from water treatment. Chemosphere 84: 383-389.
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Malaguerra, F., Chambon, J.C., Bjerg, P.L., Scheutz, C. and Binning P.J. (2011). Development and Sensitivity Analysis of a Fully Kinetic Model of Sequential Reductive Dechlorination in Groundwater. Environmental Science & Technology 45: 8395-8402.
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Lu, C., Bjerg, P.L., Zhang, F., & Broholm, M.M. (2011). Sorption of chlorinated solvents and degradation products on natural clayey tills. Chemosphere 83: 1467-1474.
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Mayer P, Olsen JL, Gouliarmou V, Hasinger M, Kendler R and AP Loibner (2011). A contaminant trap as a tool for isolating and measuring the desorption resistant fraction of soil pollutants. Environmental Science & Technology 45: 2932–2937.
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Report in Danish on documentation of anaerobic dechlorination (Fuldskalaoprensning på Sortebrovej) can be downloaded here: report and appendix. |
Welcome to the homepage of Innovative REMediation and assessment TEChnologies for contaminated soil and groundwater (REMTEC).
The REMTEC project has been created to provide a national platform for novel and applied research in soil and groundwater remediation. The main project objective is to develop new technologies, tools and holistic solutions for contaminated sites by chlorinated solvents, heavy metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH's). REMTEC will focus on maximizing the social benefits of these new procedures within the frame of an environmentally friendly philosophy.
REMTEC has interdisciplinary character and unites strong Danish research expertise (DTU Environment, GEUS and NERI AU) in the area with leading consultants, international researchers and environmental authorities.
This webpage provides you with information about the project, partners and collaborators in this project.
Poul L. Bjerg
Project Leader |