摘要:This paper presents the first tests of Cu (7875 mg/kg), Pb (1414 mg/kg) and Zn (566 mg/kg) removal from contaminated soil with sewage-sludge–derived washing agents (SS_WAs) (dissolved organic matter, DOM; soluble humic-like substances, HLS; soluble humic substances, SHS) and Na
2EDTA (as a standard benchmark) in column experiments. Flow rates of 0.5 ml/min and 1 ml/min were used. Using a 1. order kinetic model, the kinetic constant (
k), the maximum concentrations of each metal removed (
C
max), and the initial rates of metal removal (
r) were established. At both flow rates, stable flow velocity was maintained for approximately eight pore volumes, for flushing times of 8 h (1.0 ml/min) and 16 h (0.5 ml/min). Although the flow rate did not influence
k, it influenced
C
max: at 1 ml/min,
C
max values were higher than at 0.5 ml/min. For Cu and Zn, but not Pb,
k was about twofold higher with Na
2EDTA than with SS_WAs. Although Na
2EDTA gave the highest
k
Cu,
C
max,Cu was highest with DOM (Na
2EDTA, 66%; DOM 73%). For Pb removal, HLS was the most effective SS_WA (77%; Na
2EDTA was 80% effective).
k
Zn was about twofold higher with Na
2EDTA than with SS_WAs.
C
max,Zn was highest with HLS. The quick mobilization of Cu, Pb and Zn with most of the WAs corresponded to efficient metal removal from the exchangeable (F1) fraction.