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Recycling treatment of waste oil-based drilling mud in gas fields. [PDF]
Sci RepCao H, Hu B.
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Nitrogen and phosphorus removal from anaerobic baffled reactor effluent using Lemna minor and fertiliser value of the biomass for ryegrass production. [PDF]
Environ Monit AssessMuchaonyerwa P, Oyawoye AA, Odindo AO.
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A narrative review on the environmental impact of medicines: from water analysis and <i>in vivo</i> studies to prescribing appropriateness, based on European and Italian legal frameworks. [PDF]
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Prompt-Driven ChatGPT Carbon Calculator for Dental Practices: Estimation and Tailored Improvement Strategies. [PDF]
Int Dent JDuane B, Ashley P, Larkin J.
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Proceedings of Fall Meeting of the Society of Petroleum Engineers of AIME, 1957
Abstract This paper begins with a short review of current state legislation directed toward the satisfactory disposal of salt water. An example is cited of the progress the oil industry has made in meeting the problems involved in disposing of salt water in the most economic manner while complying with certain state
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Abstract This paper begins with a short review of current state legislation directed toward the satisfactory disposal of salt water. An example is cited of the progress the oil industry has made in meeting the problems involved in disposing of salt water in the most economic manner while complying with certain state
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2011
This chapter discusses disposal to surface water, the most common method of concentrate management. This includes concentrate that is directly disposed of into rivers, creeks, lakes, oceans, bays, and other bodies of water. Concentrate is piped to the site of disposal, where it is discharged to the receiving body of water via an outfall structure.
Bradley Ladewig, Benjamin Asquith
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This chapter discusses disposal to surface water, the most common method of concentrate management. This includes concentrate that is directly disposed of into rivers, creeks, lakes, oceans, bays, and other bodies of water. Concentrate is piped to the site of disposal, where it is discharged to the receiving body of water via an outfall structure.
Bradley Ladewig, Benjamin Asquith
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Waste Disposal in Tidal Waters
Journal of the Sanitary Engineering Division, 1963A theory of the mixing and dispersion of wastes in tidal waters is developed. The resemblance of the final equations to the solution of a diffusion equation is noted, and the frequency and length parameters that control the mixing and dispersion are related to a mixing coefficient.
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Disposal of Waste Cooling Water
Journal AWWA, 1950TTHE ever growing demand for coolX ing water has created a problem of supply which has received considerable attention and has been the subject of much discussion. More recently the disposal of waste cooling water has become a problem of first magnitude in many cities.
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Heat Disposal in Water Environment
Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1975The need for continuing development of techniques for predicting temperature distributions due to waste heat discharges into lakes, rivers, estuaries, and the oceans is presented. Diffusion of buoyant jets is examined, including heated surface jets and multiple jets issuing from a submerged multiport diffuser. In the near-field analysis of surface jets
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