link between two-region and two-site model
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2022 8:07 am
Dear all,
My study is about the transport of As(V) through the vadose zone.
I conducted the tracer test (with Cl-) and found that the two-region physical nonequilibrium model fitted well. Normally people used the equilibrium model for the tracer test and then use fitted v and D for modeling reactive contaminants. Do you have any idea or suggestion that I can use the fitted value from the two-region physical nonequilibrium model of the tracer test for modeling reactive contaminant? Here in my case, the reactive contaminant is As(V), and I plan to use a two-site chemical nonequilibrium model.
I am looking forwards to hear from you.
Best regards
Tho Tran
My study is about the transport of As(V) through the vadose zone.
I conducted the tracer test (with Cl-) and found that the two-region physical nonequilibrium model fitted well. Normally people used the equilibrium model for the tracer test and then use fitted v and D for modeling reactive contaminants. Do you have any idea or suggestion that I can use the fitted value from the two-region physical nonequilibrium model of the tracer test for modeling reactive contaminant? Here in my case, the reactive contaminant is As(V), and I plan to use a two-site chemical nonequilibrium model.
I am looking forwards to hear from you.
Best regards
Tho Tran