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titleOfInvention Method for the regeneration of oxidized iron of permeable reactive barriers for the remediation of contaminated ground water
abstract The present invention relates to a method for restoring the reactivity of the permeable reaction wall for contaminating groundwater, and more particularly, to reduce the iron oxide contained in the permeable reaction wall using microorganisms to restore the reducing ability of iron to hexavalent chromium. The present invention relates to a method for recovering reactivity of a permeable reaction wall for contaminating groundwater. According to the present invention, when the reactivity of iron used as a reaction medium of the permeable reaction wall, in particular, the reducing ability to hexavalent chromium is reduced, specific iron-reducing microorganisms are introduced into the permeable reaction wall, which has been reduced in reactivity without having to be rebuilt. The reactivity of the permeable reactive wall for purifying contaminated groundwater can be restored by putting in the reactivity by adding.
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