This work presents the present stage of development of a numerical platform for simulation and analysis of two-phase flow and of, non isotermic, multicomponent transport in porous media with chemical interaction in two dimensions. The developed computer code is based on the UNSATCHEM_2D code written in Fortran language. The discretization of the partial differential equations is done by finite elements at the space and in finite difference at the time. A graphical interface was created in language Lua for the input of the data and result visualization. This interface was based on the program TecGraf’s Mtool. The purpose of the work was to construct a numerical tool that couples different processes in porous media: flow (two-phase), transport of solutes, chemical processes and temperature. The developed tool should be useful in the analysis of environmental problems. In particular, the work focused on the coupling of chemical processes. For this, a chemical speciation routine was coupled to chemical kinetics with relevance to mineral oxidation. In order to solve the chemical speciation problem, the program Phreeqc was used. The work presents details of the analyzed processes, their relevant equations and of the numerical implementation. At the present stage of development, the computer program is able to evaluate the transport of metals and, at particular, the simulation of the acid mine drainage at tailings discharge and waste rock piles under complex conditions. Validation and illustrative examples are shown and discussed. Possibilities of future additions to the developed tool are suggested.