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Effects of Compost Amendment on Petroleum Hydrocarbon Removal and ATP Concentration in Bioremediation of Diesel Contaminated Soil  

Lee, Joo-Heon (Division of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Taegu University)
Jun, Kwan-Soo (School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Yeungnam University)
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The effects of compost amendment on the removal of petroleum hydrocarbons and the activities of microorganisms in soil ecosystem have been studied in bioremediation of diesel contaminated soil. The relation between biological activities and removal of petroleun hydrocarbon was determined by ATP(Adenisine Triphosphate), n-alkanes and TPH concentration analysis. After 80 days of bioremediation, the removal of TPH in soil amended with compost increased more than 10% compared with control soil which was tilled in the same condition without compost addition. The biodegradations of n-alkanes having 12 to 20 moles of carbon were distinctive. As the soil was contaminated with more diesel, the ATP has decreased rapidly. When the TPH amounted to 80,000 mg diesel/kg, the ATP decreased to 4 ng/g from initial concentration of 65 ng/g. While the ATP in the compost amended soil increased to 112 ng/g after tilling for 6 days, the ATP in the control increased to merely 36 ng/g after tilling for 14 days. Also while the control soil showed a lag time in ATP increase, the compost amended soil did not show that but showed a rapid ATP increase within a short time. The patterns of changes in ATP concentration were similar to those in daily removals of TPH with time difference of about 7 days.
Keywords
Diesel Contaminated Soil; Petroleum Hydrocarbon; Compost; Biological Activities; ATP; Bioremediation;
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