Management of Petroleum Wastewater and Oil Field Discharges: Diagnosis, Impacts and Treatment
This book extensively elaborates on the most effective practices for managing liquid petroleum discharges, delving into intricate details to comprehensively understand the subject matter. Human activities hurt the environment by contaminating water, air, and soil. The expansion of the Oil Field glob...
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| 505 | 0 | |a 1. Water Consumption, Wastewater Prediction, Regulations -- 2.Wastewater Treatment: Using AI and Response Surface Methodology to Predict and Optimize -- 3. Treatment of petroleum effluents and effects on the environment -- 4. Oil Field Discharges and Their Impact on Socio-Economic Activities -- 5: AI Technologies for Treating Petroleum Wastewater -- 6-Upstream actions to reduce pollution and recover waste using various techniques: recovery of hydrocarbons by natural or artificial flotation -- 7: Treatment of water contaminated by petroleum products through coagulation and flocculation -- 8: Electrocoagulation process for the treatment of petroleum discharges -- 9. Treatment of petroleum industry effluents by membrane process alone or combined with activated sludge -- 10. Bio-remediation Treatment of Petroleum Wastewater -- 11. Study of the Efficiency of Activated Sludge Treatment Methods -- 12. Treatment of Oil Field Discharges with Freeze-Dried Bacteria, Hydrocarbon Clast Bacteria -- 13. Study of flotation treatment combined with biological treatment -- 14. Water recycling at oil field industry plants -- 15. Treatment methods, xenobiotic composition, human exposure pathways, health and environmental consequences of petrochemical wastewater discharge in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria -- 16. Treatment Treatment of petroleum wastewater by using photochemical oxidation: a case study -- 17. Membrane processes or in conjunction with activated sludge methodologies -- 18. Eco-efficiency and Eco-design for Good Oil Field Waste Management -- 19-Petroleum waste treatment with SBR -- 20. Combined Treatment: Coagulation-Flocculation and Membrane Bioreactor -- 21. Study of pollutant accumulation in sludge produced during treatment -- 22. Investigation of Academic Trends on ISO 26000 with NMF Algorithm and Bibliometric Analysis -- 23. Good practices for the sound management of Oil Field discharges through the application of the ISO14001, 9001, 45000, and 50000 management systems. | |
| 520 | |a This book extensively elaborates on the most effective practices for managing liquid petroleum discharges, delving into intricate details to comprehensively understand the subject matter. Human activities hurt the environment by contaminating water, air, and soil. The expansion of the Oil Field globally has resulted in the generation of harmful waste materials that have significant consequences on the ecosystem and human health due to the functioning of manufacturing facilities. The emission of harmful pollutants into the atmosphere necessitates a decrease in pollution levels to mitigate the impact of climate change, which threatens humans, animals, and vegetation. Therefore, there is a critical need to implement measures that can effectively reduce pollution levels and safeguard the environment for future generations. Although the Industrial Revolution was a great success in terms of technology, society, and the provision of multiple services, it also introduced the production of vast quantities of pollutants emitted into the air, soil, and water. Environmental regulations require adequate and appropriate treatment techniques for hydrocarbon-laden industrial discharges to avoid degradation of environmental quality. The hydrocarbon industry also generates a lot of polluted water (oily water) from Oil Field and gas production. The main pollutants are heavy metals, hydrocarbons, phenols, nitrogenous matter, oils and greases, phosphorus matter, and suspended solids. It is crucial to note that the Oil Field and gas industry, as a major water consumer, also generates a significant amount of water from Oil Field and gas extraction. Unfortunately, these industries often discharge their polluted water into the environment without any prior treatment, highlighting the urgency of the issue. Several industrial units currently use a number of physicochemical, membrane, biological, or combined processes to reduce water pollution. These processes appear to be becoming highly effective tools for purifying and recycling liquid effluents. | ||
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