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Frank Winde
This is the final part of a paper series on the ability of peat to filter uranium (U) from mining-polluted water. The focus is on the characterization and site-specific quantification of the chemical component of the filter model introduced in Part II. B...
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Frank Winde
As Part III of a four-part series on the filter function of peat for uranium (U), this paper focuses on the hydraulic component of a conceptual filter model introduced in Part II. This includes the quantification of water flow through the wetland as a wh...
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Frank Winde
As the second part of a series of four, this paper reviews a number of case studies of natural uranium attenuation in peat, as well as underlying chemical mechanisms reported in literature. Based on this review, a generic, conceptual, model for peat to a...
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Frank Winde and Ewald Erasmus
Located downstream of goldfields of the Witwatersrand basin, the Gerhard Minnebron (GMB) Eye?as major water source for downstream community of some 300,000 people?may be impacted on by mining-related water pollution especially with uranium (U). Containin...
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