지질공학 (The Journal of Engineering Geology)

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  • Pages.1-20
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  • 2004
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  • 1226-5268(pISSN)
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  • 2287-7169(eISSN)
대한지질공학회 (The Korean Society of Engineering Geology)
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해안가 매립으로 인한 지하수의 수리화학적 특성

Hydrochemical characteristics in groundwater affected by reclamation

  • 서정율 (시드니대학교 지질학과)
  • 발행 : 2004.03.01
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본 연구는 2000년 시드니올림픽사이트의 해안가를 따라 인위적인 매립으로 인한 지하수 내 수리화학적인 특징을 규명하는데 그 목적이 있다. 올림픽게임지역을 3개의 지역, 즉 간척지역(reclaimed area, 과거에는 강구하였으나 폐기물로 매립되어 있으며 현재는 조수간만 보다 높은 지역), 매립지역(landfill area, 해수면 위에 폐기물을 매립한 지역), 그리고 자연 상태지역(non-infilled area, 폐기물의 매립이 전혀 없었던 지역))으로 나누어 조사하였다. 또한 시추공 심도별로 심부시추공, 천부시추공 및 스텐드파이프로 구분하여 상대적인 농도들의 거동을 상오 비교하였다. 그 결과 간척지역 내 지하수는 Na, K 그리고 Mg 이온이 지배적이지만 매립지역은 Na 그리고 K가 지배적인 이온이다. 또한 간척지역 및 자연 상태지역의 지하수는 Mg 및 Ca 농축이 특징이지만, 매립지역은 K 및 $NO_3$의 농축이 특징이다. 그러나 시추공심도 별로 살펴보면 심부시추공 지하수는 Na와 Mg가 지배적이지만 천부시추공 및 스텐드파이프 지하수는 Na와 K가 지배적인 원소로 나타났다. 간척지역, 매립지역 그리고 자연 상태지역 지하수 내 전기전도도와 중금속 농도와는 명확한 상관관계를 보여 주지 않는다. 간척지역 및 자연 상태지역과 비교 시 매립지역 지하수의 Fe 및 Mn의 농도는 pH가 감소함에 따라 현저히 증가하는 양상을 보여준다. 심부시추공과 천부시추공 지하수 내 평균 전기전도도 값은 스텐드파이프보다 높지만 스텐드파이프 지하수 내 전기전도도 값의 최대 및 최소 값은 현저한 차이를 보이는데 이는 국부적인 공동의 영향으로 사료된다. 심부시추공, 천부시추공, 그리고 스텐드파이프 지하수 내 pH 대비 중금속(Cu, Pb, Zn, Cr) 농도사이의 상관관계는 없었지만 이들 지하수 내 Fe와 Mn은 pH가 감소하면 농도가 증가하는 양상을 보여준다. 지하수 내 농축된 중금속 농도는 매립된 폐기물의 성상과 밀접한 관계를 보이며 해안가를 따라 매립되어 있는 지역의 토양 내 중금속의 용출은 주변 환경에 대한 잠재적인 환경위험을 결정 시 중요한 역할을 한다.

This study focuses on the hydrochemical characteristics in goundwater affected by reclamation at 2000 Sydney Olympic Games site, Sydney, Australia. The Olympic Games site can be divided into three areas, i.e. reclaimed areas; landfill areas and non-infilled areas. In the current work, 'reclaimed areas' were previously estuarine, and were filled with waste materials and are now above present high tide level, whereas 'landfill areas' are areas where deposition of waste materials occurred above sea level. No deposition of waste took place in 'non-infilled areas'. This study was also evaluated by three different types such as deep boreholes, shallow boreholes and standpipes. The hydrochemishy of groundwaters in reclaimed and non-in-filled areas is characterized by Mg- and Ca-enrichment, whereas groundwaters in landfill areas are elevated in K and NO₃. Na, K and Mg are the dominant cations in groundwater from reclaimed areas and Na and K are the dominant cations in groundwater in landfill areas. Na and Mg are the dominant cations in groundwater in deep boreholes, whereas Na and K are the dominant cations in groundwater in shallow boreholes and standpipes. There is no distinct trend in heavy metals with electrical conductivity in the groundwater between the re-claimed, landfill and non-infilled areas. Fe and Mn in landfill areas with respect to reclaimed areas and non-infilled areas show a distinct increase in concentration with declining pH. Mean electrical conductivity values in the deep and shallow boreholes are higher than that of standpipes, but the minimum and maximum value of electrical conductivity in groundwater in standpipes shows remarkably different value, probably due to perched pond. There is no correlation between Cu, Pb, Zn, Cr concentrations in groundwater with pH, from deep boreholes, shallow boreholes and standpipes, except for Fe and Mn, which demonstrate increasing concentrations with declining pH. The results revealed a close association between elevated concentrations in groundwater and the presence of fill materials at the site. Trace metals teachability from re-claimed soils adjacent to estuary plays a significant role in determining their potential environmental risk to surrounding environment.

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