Produced Water Treatment using Compact Separator System
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
Source: The University of Tulsa
This project aims to develop innovative solutions for treating and reusing produced water, a byproduct of horizontal oil and gas drilling. The research focuses on reducing the environmental impact of the 24 billion barrels of produced water generated annually in the U.S. by transforming it into a valuable resource through advanced cleaning and desalination technologies.
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Description | This project aims to develop innovative solutions for treating and reusing produced water, a byproduct of horizontal oil and gas drilling. The research focuses on reducing the environmental impact of the 24 billion barrels of produced water generated annually in the U.S. by transforming it into a valuable resource through advanced cleaning and desalination technologies. |
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