T/CPCIF 0197-2022 Assessment and verification specifications for remediation technology of coal tar-contaminated sites
T/CPCIF 0197-2022 Assessment and verification specifications for remediation technology of coal tar-contaminated sites
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Scope
Scope: This document specifies the index system, testing requirements, and validation and evaluation for the restoration of coking pollution sites. This document is applicable to the validation and evaluation of coking pollution site restoration technologies or combination technologies that have completed pilot testing or have been applied on a small scale. The validation and evaluation of existing restoration technologies can also be carried out in accordance with this document. This document is not applicable to technologies at the laboratory stage. Main technical content: Level I indicators Level II indicators Level III indicators Environmental effects Target pollutants: BTEX (benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylene), PAHs (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons), TPH (total petroleum hydrocarbons), anilines and diphenylamines, phenols, heavy metals, and other inorganic substances Engineering performance indicators: Compressive strength Permeability Barrier performance Continuity of engineering operation and integrity of facilities Green and low-carbon indicators: Soil/groundwater process products Degradation products Solid waste General industrial solid waste Dangerous waste generation quantity Wastewater Concentration of pollutants of concern Compliance with discharge standards for conventional pollutants Emissions of pollutants of concern Noise equivalent continuous A-weighted level (LAeq) Low-carbon indicators: CO2 and methane emission intensity Process operation technical parameters: Influence radius Thermal efficiency Other operating parameters: Temperature, pressure, flow rate, frequency, treatment capacity, time Other maintenance and management: Operational reliability Continuous and stable operation time Frequency of failures and abnormalities Severity of failures Other resources: Energy and material consumption Water consumption Energy consumption (gas consumption, gasoline and diesel co