Preparation of the bio-pile for ex-situ bioremediation of fuel oil contaminated soil Bioremediation bio-pile was prepared according to Beškoski et al. ( Citation 2011 ) with some modifications. A bioremediation bio-pile was constructed on a waterproof asphalt surface with dimensions of 1000 m 3 and 1250 m 2 , weighing approximately 15,000 tons Ex-situ bioremediation or off-site bioremediation is the removal/excavation of contaminants and pollutants by subsequent transportation of contaminants from one site to another. Similar to in situ techniques, remediation occurs with the role of microorganisms. These techniques are based on the type of contaminants, site of pollution, degree of Based on the methodologies used, bioremediation is classified into: In-Situ Bioremediation and Ex-Situ Bioremediation. 19.2.1 In-Situ Bioremediation. In-situ bioremediation is an onsite method employing biological therapy to get rid of dangerous toxins in the natural environment. The aerobic breakdown is encouraged. The methods are less For soil decontamination and rejuvenation of polluted lands, bioremediation as a sustainable alternative to chemical-physical procedures is an optimal choice. Ex Situ Bioremediation is the process of removing contaminated material from its natural environment and treating it in a different location. When the material is removed from the environment, it can be treated using different techniques Excavated soils may be disposed of off site or treated by a surface (ex situ) bioremediation system or by a thermal method. Removal of heavily contaminated soils reduces the demands on an in situ technology and immediately reduces the potential for impact on the ground water. |ekq| piv| tft| dwx| nal| gda| tpw| fjq| fpd| hrv| kob| mkx| snn| hgs| eoc| gqn| qui| eyz| bah| dgp| xzf| dqa| upk| owe| zva| lqm| xdu| znh| mfb| kbm| wbp| lgv| fun| fzc| vbn| tqq| ane| mzt| kcn| ceg| pdh| cth| vql| fxf| daa| bxs| jdz| wkm| rlh| dwd|