地球学报
地毬學報
지구학보
ACTA GEOSCIENTIA SINICA
2014年
5期
588-597
,共10页
林曼利%桂和荣%彭位华%孙林华%陈松%李致春
林曼利%桂和榮%彭位華%孫林華%陳鬆%李緻春
림만리%계화영%팽위화%손림화%진송%리치춘
矿区%地下水%重金属%健康风险评价
礦區%地下水%重金屬%健康風險評價
광구%지하수%중금속%건강풍험평개
coal mining area%groundwater%heavy metal%health risk assessment
以皖北矿区为例,分析测试了不同含水层(松散、煤系、太灰、奥灰)中的6种重金属元素(Cd、Cr、Cu、Zn、Pb、Ni),对其含量特征及健康风险评价进行了研究。结果表明,6种重金属在不同含水层含量大小次序各不一样,从整体来看,研究区地下水中所测重金属含量依次为 Ni>Zn>Pb>Cu>Cd>Cr,与太灰水一致;整体地下水中Cr、Cu和Zn均未超过(GB/T14848-93)中Ⅲ类水质标准, Cd、Pb和Ni有部分水样超过标准限值。化学致癌物Cd和Cr在各含水层所致健康危害风险值数量级在10-6~10-4 a-1, Cr健康风险值在各含水层中均大于Cd, Cr在煤系含水层危害风险值(1.29×10-4 a-1)已超过美国环境保护局(USEPA)最大可接受风险(1×10-4 a-1),为研究区首要的环境健康风险管理控制指标。化学非致癌物Cu、Zn、Pb、Ni四种重金属健康危害风险值较小,数量级在10-11~10-8 a-1, Pb和Ni健康危害风险值相对较高,也应引起重视。各含水层总的健康风险值大小次序为:煤系>太灰>奥灰>松散,前三者已超过国际辐射防护委员会(ICRP)推荐的(5×10-5 a-1)最大可接受风险,其中煤系含水层总的健康风险值为1.46×10-4 a-1,已超过USEPA(1×10-4 a-1)推荐的最大可接受风险。对矿区深层地下水开展重金属含量分析和健康风险评价,可为地下水水资源的开采利用和保护提供参考。
以皖北礦區為例,分析測試瞭不同含水層(鬆散、煤繫、太灰、奧灰)中的6種重金屬元素(Cd、Cr、Cu、Zn、Pb、Ni),對其含量特徵及健康風險評價進行瞭研究。結果錶明,6種重金屬在不同含水層含量大小次序各不一樣,從整體來看,研究區地下水中所測重金屬含量依次為 Ni>Zn>Pb>Cu>Cd>Cr,與太灰水一緻;整體地下水中Cr、Cu和Zn均未超過(GB/T14848-93)中Ⅲ類水質標準, Cd、Pb和Ni有部分水樣超過標準限值。化學緻癌物Cd和Cr在各含水層所緻健康危害風險值數量級在10-6~10-4 a-1, Cr健康風險值在各含水層中均大于Cd, Cr在煤繫含水層危害風險值(1.29×10-4 a-1)已超過美國環境保護跼(USEPA)最大可接受風險(1×10-4 a-1),為研究區首要的環境健康風險管理控製指標。化學非緻癌物Cu、Zn、Pb、Ni四種重金屬健康危害風險值較小,數量級在10-11~10-8 a-1, Pb和Ni健康危害風險值相對較高,也應引起重視。各含水層總的健康風險值大小次序為:煤繫>太灰>奧灰>鬆散,前三者已超過國際輻射防護委員會(ICRP)推薦的(5×10-5 a-1)最大可接受風險,其中煤繫含水層總的健康風險值為1.46×10-4 a-1,已超過USEPA(1×10-4 a-1)推薦的最大可接受風險。對礦區深層地下水開展重金屬含量分析和健康風險評價,可為地下水水資源的開採利用和保護提供參攷。
이환북광구위례,분석측시료불동함수층(송산、매계、태회、오회)중적6충중금속원소(Cd、Cr、Cu、Zn、Pb、Ni),대기함량특정급건강풍험평개진행료연구。결과표명,6충중금속재불동함수층함량대소차서각불일양,종정체래간,연구구지하수중소측중금속함량의차위 Ni>Zn>Pb>Cu>Cd>Cr,여태회수일치;정체지하수중Cr、Cu화Zn균미초과(GB/T14848-93)중Ⅲ류수질표준, Cd、Pb화Ni유부분수양초과표준한치。화학치암물Cd화Cr재각함수층소치건강위해풍험치수량급재10-6~10-4 a-1, Cr건강풍험치재각함수층중균대우Cd, Cr재매계함수층위해풍험치(1.29×10-4 a-1)이초과미국배경보호국(USEPA)최대가접수풍험(1×10-4 a-1),위연구구수요적배경건강풍험관리공제지표。화학비치암물Cu、Zn、Pb、Ni사충중금속건강위해풍험치교소,수량급재10-11~10-8 a-1, Pb화Ni건강위해풍험치상대교고,야응인기중시。각함수층총적건강풍험치대소차서위:매계>태회>오회>송산,전삼자이초과국제복사방호위원회(ICRP)추천적(5×10-5 a-1)최대가접수풍험,기중매계함수층총적건강풍험치위1.46×10-4 a-1,이초과USEPA(1×10-4 a-1)추천적최대가접수풍험。대광구심층지하수개전중금속함량분석화건강풍험평개,가위지하수수자원적개채이용화보호제공삼고。
Six heavy metals(Cd, Cr, Cu, Zn, Pb and Ni)in deep groundwater from four aquifers (unconsolidated formation, coal-bearing series, limestone water in Taiyuan Formation and Ordovician limestone water) were monitored in a coal mining area of northern Anhui Province, and their content characteristics and health risk assessment were analyzed. The research result shows that the content orders of heavy metals from the four aquifers were different from each other. In the whole study area, the order of heavy metals content is the same as that of the groundwater samples from limestone water in Taiyuan Formation aquifer, with the order being Ni>Zn>Pb>Cu >Cd>Cr. A comparison with China’s quality standard for groundwater(GB/T14848-93 Ⅲ)shows that the concentrations of Cr, Cu and Zn are below GB/T14848-93 Ⅲ, while the concentrations of Cd, Pb and Ni in some groundwater samples exceed the standard values. The health risk of chemical carcinogens is around 10-6~10-4 a-1, and the value of Cr is higher than that of Cd in the four aquifers. The highest mean health risk(1.29×10-4 a-1) of Cr was observed in the aquifer of coal-bearing series, which has exceeded the maximum allowance levels recommended by USEPA(1×10-4 a-1), and it is the primary control target for environmental health risk management; the health risks of chemical non-carcinogens of four heavy metals (Cu, Zn, Pb, Ni)are around 10-11~10-8 a-1, and their health risk values remain within the acceptable range. The health risks of Pb and Ni are much higher, and should be taken seriously. The total health risks of four aquifers were found in order of coal-bearing series> limestone water in Taiyuan Formation>Ordovician limestone water>unconsolidated formation; the first three have exceeded the maximum allowance levels recommended by ICRP(5×10-5 a-1), and the highest total health risk(1.46×10-4 a-1) was observed in the coal-bearing series aquifer, which has exceeded the maximum allowance levels recommended by USEPA(1×10-4 a-1). The study of content characteristics and health risk assessment of heavy metals in deep groundwater from coal mining areas can provide references for exploitation, utilization and protection of groundwater resources.