ECOLOGY
Original Paper
UDC 622.85:622.882:622.7.002.68:622.33(571.17) © I.S. Semina, V.A. Androkhanov, A.M. Shipilova, 2022
ISSN 0041-5790 (Print) • ISSN 2412-8333 (Online) • Ugol’ – Russian Coal Journal, 2022, № 7, pp. 60-65
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18796/0041-5790-2022-7-60-65
Title
THERMAL BEHAVIOUR OF SOILS REMEDIATED USING COAL PROCESSING WASTE IN KUZBASS
Authors
Semina I.S.1 , Androkhanov V.A.2, 3, Shipilova A.M.1
1Siberian State Industrial University, Novokuznetsk, 654007, Russian Federation
2Institute of Soil Science and Agrochemistry of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk, 630090, Russian Federation
3Institute for Water and Environmental Problems, Barnaul, 656038,Russian Federation
Authors Information
Semina I.S., PhD (Biological), Associate Professor of Geology, geodesy and life protection department, e-mail: semina.i@mail.ru
Androkhanov V.A., Doctor of Biological Sciences, Director, Chief Research Associate
Shipilova A.M., Ph.D. in Agriculture, Associate Professor of Geology, geodesy and life protection department, e-mail: asya_nk77@mail<st1< a="">:personname >.ru
Abstract
Based on assessment of thermal behaviour of the recultivated soils it was established that the total of biologically active temperatures (? t > 10?С) of young soils on the the reclaimed plots is higher than that of the air-ground interface. Its values exceed the air temperature by 200-500 degrees The maximum increase is observed in the initial embryonic soils in an area with practically no vegetation, while the minimum level is registered in the leached black soils (monitoring). The total of temperatures above 10?С within the upper 5-cm layer of different soils varies widely. The maximum values are recorded in initial embryonic soils (point 1) and exceed 2500?С; in technogenic soils, which upper profile section is made up of loams (point 2), they approach 2400оC. The total of biologically active temperatures is lower in the non-differentiated humus-forming technogenic soils with added mixture of potentially fertile soils and fertile topsoil on the dump surface (point 4). In such soils it is the closest to the temperature of natural zonal soils. It is noted that the embryonic and technogenic soils formed using coal-bearing materials are characterized by higher heat capacity than the zonal soils.
Keywords
Remediation, Soils, Coal processing waste, Technogenic soils, Embryonic soils, Soil temperature, Fertile soil layer, Rocks, Root layer.
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Acknowledgments
The investigation was financially supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research and Kemerovo Region under Research Project No. 20-44-420006/20.
For citation
Semina I.S., Androkhanov V.A. & ShipilovaA.V. Thermal behaviour of soils remediated using coal processing waste in Kuzbass. Ugol’, 2022, (7), pp. 60-65. (In Russ.). DOI: 10.18796/0041-5790-2022-7-60-65.
Paper info
Received April 20, 2022
Reviewed May 11, 2022
Accepted June 23, 2022
