Treatment of oily produced water with low-cost adsorbents and ceramic membrane microfiltration
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Authors
Al.Haddabi, Mansour Hamed Sultan
Date
2015Supervisor
Assoc. Prof. Hari Vuthaluru
Dr Hussein Znad
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Faculty of Science and Engineering
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Abstract
Huge quantities of water produced during oil and gas exploration. There is a need for the application of new technologies to come up with better treatment methods for oily produced water to comply with the environmental regulations and to achieve better quality for beneficial uses. In this study the application of date seeds and attapulgite were used as an effective alternative low-cost adsorbents along with the application of ceramic membrane for treating oily produced water.
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