Discrete Element Modelling Applied to Groundwater Arsenic Contamination
Akira Iyer
Corresponding
Technical University of Munich
Chidi Al-Farsi
University of Waterloo
Abstract
Climate variability and extreme weather increasingly threaten the reliability of municipal waste systems in coastal regions. A dataset assembled from multiple sites within municipal waste systems underpins the empirical analysis. Over a period of 2 months, the monitored system exhibited stable and predictable behaviour. The study demonstrates that meaningful improvements are achievable without major capital outlay.
Keywords:
groundwater arsenic contaminationdiscrete element modellingheat transferheavy metal removalsmart grid
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