Includes bibliographical references (pages 391-395) and index.

Fluids and surfaces -- Properties of porous media -- Groundwater flow concepts -- Multi-fluid and non-aqueous flow -- Solute dispersion in porous media -- Reactive and sorptive processes -- Contaminant and reagent mass transport -- Conceptual site models -- Hydrostratigraphic characterization -- Principles of well design -- Design and interpretation of aquifer characterization tests -- Tracer study design and interpretation -- Injection based reactive zone design -- Flow controlling reactive zone designs -- Summary of new developments and their implications. "Remediation Hydraulics addresses the need to predict and control fluid movement in the subsurface. It demonstrates how to conduct realistic assessments of contaminant plume structure and achieve contact between injected reagents and target compounds. The book describes both the advection-dispersion and continuous random walk theories of mass transport as well as explains the practical implications of each theory in remedial system design. In addition, it devotes an entire section to the development of conceptual site models and hydrostratigraphic characterization techniques that will aid practitioners in assessing the role of depositional environments in patterning groundwater flows and containment distributions." "Based on the authors' sound experience at over one hundred groundwater treatment projects, this book provides an arsenal of relevant theories and practical applications to aid practitioners and regulators in the prediction of fluid movement in the subsurface as well as in the design of pilot to full-scale remediation systems."--Jacket.