Section

Environmental Safety in Construction and Town Economy

Title

OIL POLLUTION OF URBAN AREAS GROUNDWATER (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE CITY TOMSK)

Сontributors

N. N. Brakorenko, Cand. ofGeol. and Miner. Sc., Associate Professor at the National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.,

E. Yu. Pasechnuk, Cand. of Geol. and Miner. Sc., Associate Professor at the National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Abstract

Nowadays global oil pollution of natural waters is widespread; there are a mass of sources of such types of pollution in the territory of the cities: transport, oil depots, a network of gas stations, depots, industrial enterprises, etc. Therefore pollution of ground waters has complex character. Pollution of ground waters on the example of Tomsk is considered in this article. The chemical, microbiological composition is stud¬ied, and also security of underground waters is estimated. On the basis of the studied ability microorganism studied waters to oxidation of liquid oil by authors conclusions about course of processes of selfcleaning in the water-bearing horizons are drawn. At the end of article recommendations about prevention of further pollution are made.

Keywords

environment, oil pollution, ecology, groundwater, microflora, self-cleaning.

References

1.  Brakorenko N. N. Influence of oil products on soil and underground waters of gas stations territories (on the example of Tomsk). The thesis abstract on competition of a scientific degree of the candidate of geological and mineralogical sciences; National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University; — Tomsk, 2013. — 21 p.

2.  Pasechnik E. Yu. Ekologo-geochemical condition of environments of the Tomsk territory / Tomsk state university journal, 2008. — No. 306 — P. 149—154

3.  Dutova E. M., Kuzevanov K. I., Pokrovsk D. S., Nalivayko N. G., Bezrukov O. A., Fedorov V. P. Chemical and microbiological composition of underground waters and superficial water manifestations of the Tomsk. — Materials of regional conference of Siberian geologists, the Far East and the Northeast of Russia “III century of mining-and-geological service of Russia”. — Tomsk, 2000. — P. 48—54.

4.  Goldberg V. M., Gazda S. Hydrogeological bases of underground waters protection from pollution. — M.: Subsoil, 1984. — 262 p.

5.  Nalivayko N. G. Microflora of underground waters of the Tomsk as indicator of their ecological condition: the thesis abstract on competition of a scientific degree of the candidate of geological and mineralogical sciences; Tomsk Polytechnic University. — Tomsk, 2000. — 20 p.