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Groundwater quality assessment for agricultural utilizing indexical and machine learning techniques in Ouled Djellal Aquifer, Southern Algeria. [PDF]

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Athamena A, Gaagai A, Aouissi HA, Cheniti H, Belalite H, Touati B, Yahyaoui H, Kebaili FK, Ziad S, Elsayed S, Elbeltagi A, Salem A, Yaseen ZM, Gad M.   +13 more
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Solutions of test problems for disposal of CO2 in saline aquifers

, 2002
Pruess, Karsten, Garcia, Julio
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Impacts of Heterogeneity on Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Saline Aquifers

Water Resources Research, 2022
AbstractAquifer storage and recovery (ASR) involves the injection, and later extraction, of freshwater into aquifers, which often contain saline groundwater. Mixing between the fresh injectant and native saltwater often leads to part of the injectant becoming unrecoverable, thereby impacting ASR performance.
Hongkai Li, Chunhui Lu, Adrian D. Werner, Dylan J. Irvine, Jian Luo   +4 more
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The salinity of Djibouti's aquifer

Journal of African Earth Sciences, 1996
Abstract Fresh water supplied to Djibouti town is essentially groundwater located inthe fractured Gulf and Somali basalt aquifers. About 30 wells (3 to 6 km inland from the sea) are exploited and provide water of rather poor quality (TDS between 1000 mg 1 −1 and 2800 mg 1 −1 ).
I. Houssein, M. Jalludin
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Storage of Freshwater in Saline Aquifers

Journal of the Irrigation and Drainage Division, 1980
Studies were conducted to determine the salinity profiles in a freshwater layer stored over saline water in ground-water aquifers. The one-dimensional difusion equation was taken as the governing equation and the diffusion coefficient was assumed to be dependent upon concentration.
Satya P. Singh, Vadali V.N. Murty
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Aquifer Storage and Recovery Using Saline Aquifers: Hydrogeological Controls and Opportunities

Groundwater, 2019
Abstract Aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) is a valuable tool for managing variations in the supply and demand of freshwater, but system performance is highly dependent upon system‐specific hydrogeological conditions including the salinity of the storage‐zone native groundwater.
Robert G, Maliva, William S, Manahan, Thomas M, Missimer   +2 more
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The Impact of Aquifer/Caprock Morphology on CO2 Storage in Saline Aquifers

Proceedings, 2012
The CO2 storage project at Sleipner has shown that the topography of the aquifer/caprock interface can have a significant effect on the migration paths of CO2 in an aquifer (Singh et al 2010). Therefore when appraising any reservoir or aquifer for CO2 storage, it is important to characterise the interface and to ensure that it is modelled adequately.
S.M. Shariatipour, G.E. Pickup, E.J. Mackay   +2 more
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Estimating Dynamical Mineral Dissolution for Co2 Injection Into Saline Aquifers Utilizing Deep Learning in the Ahuroa Saline Aquifer

SPE Offshore Europe Conference & Exhibition, 2023
Abstract The geological carbon storage (GCS) in subsurface environments, such as deep permeable saline formations, is one of the achievable methods for carbon dioxide storage. There are several commercial projects such as the Sleipner field in Norway, and in Salah in Algeria have demonstrated that carbon dioxide can be safely stored in ...
Klemens Katterbauer, Abdallah Al Shehri, Abdulaziz Qasim, Ali Yousef   +3 more
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Simulation of CO2 Storage in Saline Aquifers

SPE/EAGE Reservoir Characterization and Simulation Conference, 2009
Summary This paper describes the essential features for the simulation of CO2 storage in saline aquifers. Important physical processes that occur during CO2 storage are addressed: solubility trapping, residual gas trapping, mineral trapping and caprock integrity.
Long Nghiem, Vijay Shrivastava, David Tran, Bruce Kohse, Mohamed Hassam, Chaodong Yang   +5 more
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Simulation of CO2 Storage In Saline Aquifers

Chemical Engineering Research and Design, 2006
This paper evaluates key parameters in CO 2 storage in saline aquifers. A reservoir simulator was used to simulate 30 years of CO 2 injection followed by 470 years of shut in. Two retention mechanisms were modelled: hydrodynamic and solubility trapping. Solubility trapping was found to be the most important means for storing CO 2 .
S. Ghanbari, Y. Al-Zaabi, G.E. Pickup, E. Mackay, F. Gozalpour, A.C. Todd   +5 more
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