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Field experiment and soil column test were performed to study the gas diffusion in the soil subsurface using dual-gas tracer SF6 and halon 1211. Gas samples collected from pre-set sampling sites were measured. These two tracer gases showed the similar trend. At the different directions from injecting site, concentrations increased rapidly at the beginning, the peak value concentration of SF6 was higher than that of halon 1211, implied SF6 diffuse further. At the different depth from injecting site, tracer gases preferred to transport horizontal or downwards rather than upwards, meant gravity settling was an important factor affecting the gas diffusion. The effect of temperature and water content on the gas diffusion revealed that gases migrated fast obviously with the temperature increase, the change of water content had influence slightly. Gas desorption test indicated that much more halon 1211 was adsorbed on the soil, which led the diffusion process slow down

Comparative study of gas diffusion in subsurface using dual-gas tracer SF6and halon 1211