Acid mine drainage, rock drainage, and acid sulfate soils: causes, assessment, prediction, prevention and remediation / ed. by J.A.Jacobs, J.H.Lehr, S.M.Testa. - Hoboken: Wiley, 2014. - xiii, 486 p.: ill. - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.481-486. - ISBN 978-0-470-48786-0  Место хранения:   02 | Отделение ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

PREFACE ........................................................ ix CONTRIBUTORS ................................................. xiii PART I CAUSES OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE, ROCK DRAINAGE, AND SULFATE SOILS 1 Acid Drainage and Sulfide Oxidation: Introduction ............ 3 James A. Jacobs and Stephen M. Testa 2 Vitriols in Antiquity ........................................ 9 Stephen M. Testa 3 Biogeochemistry of Acid Drainage ............................ 15 James A. Jacobs and David B. Vance 4 Trace Element Geochemistry and Acid Rock Drainage ........... 53 Bruce W. Downing and John Gravel 5 The Microbiology of Acid Drainage ........................... 61 Bruce W. Downing 6 Natural Acid Rock Generation, Drainage, and Metal Leaching: Impact on Exploration, Mining, and Reclamation .... 67 Bruce W. Downing 7 The Sulfur Cycle: Acid Drainage and Beyond .................. 81 David B. Vance PART II ASSESSMENT OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE, ROCK DRAINAGE, AND SULFATE SOILS 8 Sampling Strategies for Acid Drainage Studies ............... 99 James A. Jacobs 9 Stream Characterization for Acid Mine Drainage ............. 105 Jeff Skousen and James A. Jacobs 10 Overview of Soil and Groundwater Sampling Methods for Acid Drainage Studies ...................................... 119 James A. Jacobs 11 Acid Drainage Sampling Design and Sample Preparation ....... 123 Bruce W. Downing 12 Acid Drainage and Aquatic Resources ........................ 131 Dennis R. Neuman, Smart R. Jennings, and James A. Jacobs 13 Metals Associated with Acid Rock Drainage and Their Effect on Fish Health and Ecosystems ....................... 139 Dennis R. Neuman, Peter J. Brown, and Stuart R. Jennings 14 Biological Sampling and Inventory Process .................. 171 Jeff Skousen, Craig Mains, and James A. Jacobs 15 Acid Rock Drainage as Related to Permafrost, Glaciers, and Climate Change ......................................... 185 Bruce W. Downing and James A. Jacobs 16 Acid Sulfate Soils ......................................... 191 James A. Jacobs 17 Prevention of Arsenic Mobilization Related to Sulfide Oxidation in Aquifers ...................................... 197 Mark S. Pearce, Mike Waldron, and James A. Jacobs PART III PREDICTION AND PREVENTION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE, ROCK DRAINAGE, AND SULFATE SOILS 18 Overview of Acid Drainage Prediction and Prevention ........ 207 Stuart R. Jennings and James A. Jacobs 19 Acid-Base Accounting Associated with Acid Rock Drainage .... 217 Bruce W. Downing 20 Acid-Base Accounting Test Procedures ....................... 229 Bruce W. Downing 21 Kinetic Testing Procedures ................................. 253 Bruce W. Downing 22 Kinetic Testing Data Interpretation ........................ 261 Bruce W. Downing 23 Block Modeling and Acid Rock Drainage Prediction ........... 267 Bruce W. Downing and Gary Giroux 24 Lithogeochemical Methods for Acid Rock Drainage Prediction ................................................. 273 Bruce W. Downing and Hans E. Madeisky 25 Predicting Acid Rock Drainage Based on Mineralogy and Petrology Studies .......................................... 285 Shannon Shaw and Bruce W. Downing 26 Management and Analysis of Acid Drainage Data .............. 293 Bruce W. Downing 27 Acid Generation and Drainage Workshop: Example Calculations and Solved Problems ........................... 305 Jeff Skousen, Paul Ziemkiewicz, and James A. Jacobs 28 Mine Reclamation Policy and Regulations of Selected Jurisdictions .............................................. 319 James A. Jacobs and Stephen M. Testa PART IV REMEDIATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE, ROCK DRAINAGE, AND SULFATE SOILS 29 Overview of Acid Mine Drainage Treatment with Chemicals .... 327 Jeff Skousen 30 Passive Treatment of Acid Mine Drainage .................... 339 Carl Zipper and Jeff Skousen 31 The Iron Mountain Mine in Shasta County, California ........ 355 James A. Jacobs and Stephen M. Testa 32 Overview of Resources from Acid Drainage and Postmining Opportunities .............................................. 361 James A. Jacobs 33 Systematic Land Reclamation Assessment at Acid Mine Drainage Sites ............................................. 377 Pamela S. Blicker, Dennis R. Neuman, Stuart R. Jennings, and James A. Jacobs 34 Resource Recovery .......................................... 387 Stephen M. Testa 35 Case Studies for Acid Mine Drainage ........................ 407 James A. Jacobs 36 Sustainable Aquaculture Using Treated and Untreated Mine Water from Coal Mines ...................................... 419 Kenneth J. Semmens and James A. Jacobs PART V APPENDIXES Appendix A Web Resources for Acid Drainage Issues ............. 433 Appendix В Acronyms Used in Acid Drainage Literature .......... 435 Appendix С Glossary of Acid Drainage and Mining Technical Terms .............................................. 442 Appendix D Chemical Equilibrium Diagrams ...................... 447 Appendix E Soil and Groundwater Sampling Methods for Acid Drainage Studies ................................... 450 Appendix F Conversion Factors and Datums ...................... 459 Appendix G Nomenclature and Physical Characteristics of Pyrite ............................................. 461 Appendix H Summary of U.S. EPA Method 1627 Kinetic Test Procedure for the Prediction of Mine Drainage Quality ............................................ 463 Appendix I Acid Mine Drainage Remediation Decision Tree ....... 475 INDEX ......................................................... 481