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[[File:NAPL DissolutionPackage.png|thumb|400 px|The ''NAPL Dissolution Package'' dialog]]
[[File:NAPL DissolutionPackage.png|thumb|400 px|The ''NAPL Dissolution Package'' dialog]]
 
The [[GMS:SEAM3D|SEAM3D]] model can account for the dissolution of compounds from non-aqueous phase liquids (NAPLs). The ''NAPL Dissolution Package'' allows simulation of the dissolution of electron
donors (e.g., hydrocarbon contaminants) and chlorinated ethenes (PCE, TCE and/or DCE) from light and dense NAPLs into the aqueous phase.
The ''NAPL Dissolution Package'' dialog is reached through the ''SEAM3D'' | '''NAPL Dissolution Package''' command. The dialog has the following options:
The ''NAPL Dissolution Package'' dialog is reached through the ''SEAM3D'' | '''NAPL Dissolution Package''' command. The dialog has the following options:


*Number of tracers in NAPL
*''Number of tracers in NAPL'' (NTDIS)
*Number of hydrocarbons in NAPL
*''Number of hydrocarbons in NAPL'' (NHDIS)
*Number of chlorinated solvents in NAPL
*''Number of chlorinated solvents in NAPL'' (NCDIS)
*Number of recalcitrants in NAPL
*''Number of recalcitrants in NAPL'' (NRDIS)
*Initial Mass Fraction
*Compound variables
*Solubility
**''Initial Mass Fraction''
*Molecular Weight
**''Solubility''
*Inert fraction molecular weight
**''Molecular Weight''
*''Inert fraction molecular weight''





Latest revision as of 15:19, 8 September 2017

The NAPL Dissolution Package dialog

The SEAM3D model can account for the dissolution of compounds from non-aqueous phase liquids (NAPLs). The NAPL Dissolution Package allows simulation of the dissolution of electron donors (e.g., hydrocarbon contaminants) and chlorinated ethenes (PCE, TCE and/or DCE) from light and dense NAPLs into the aqueous phase.

The NAPL Dissolution Package dialog is reached through the SEAM3D | NAPL Dissolution Package command. The dialog has the following options:

  • Number of tracers in NAPL (NTDIS)
  • Number of hydrocarbons in NAPL (NHDIS)
  • Number of chlorinated solvents in NAPL (NCDIS)
  • Number of recalcitrants in NAPL (NRDIS)
  • Compound variables
    • Initial Mass Fraction
    • Solubility
    • Molecular Weight
  • Inert fraction molecular weight