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Pump-and-treat (P&T) is one of the most common methods for remediation of groundwater contami- nated by hazardous wastes. However, this method suffers from serious disadvantages, due a series of subsurface processes. Using experimental data and mathematical model simulations, the role of sorp- tion/desorption and dissolution of non-aqueous phase liquids on the effectiveness of P&T remediation was examined. The results showed that the remediation of groundwater depends directly on the phy- sical/chemical properties of the contaminants and the hydrogeology of the site. With the exception of water-soluble contaminants occupying relatively small parts of relatively homogeneous and water-per- meable geologic media, the remediation of groundwater contaminated by hazardous waste using P&T is, for all practical purposes, impossible and prohibitively expensive.

Pump-and-Treat remediation of groundwater contaminated by hazardous waste: can it really be achieved?