ECOLOGICAL-PHYSICAL BASICS OF FINE-DISPERSED SOIL OBJECTS’ REVEGETATION (CITING AN EXAMPLE OF DRILLING)
Scientific and experimental providing the re-cultivated technologies of fine-dispersive compounds of bore production in oil extractive industry is discussed. Water retentive characteristics, specific area, hydraulic conductivity and others properties of bore waist and soil mixtures are analyzed. The new theory of compete inter-phased molecular interaction allows to explain 2-3 times increasing of fine- dispersive waste volume after dissolution of its liquid phase. It’s shown that hydrophysical properties determine over wetted state of such a material and the waste barns in humid climate inevitably become a pond or lake ecosystem. Re-cultivation of waste in terms to convert it to the soil parent matter can be realized by modification of its structure by surface active ameliorants and mixture with coarse textured materials.