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Vol 207
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186-189
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Article

Reducing environmental hazard drilling works

Authors:
M. M. Malyshkin
About authors
  • Ph.D. assistant lecture National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
Date submitted:
2013-07-18
Date accepted:
2013-09-30
Date published:
2014-03-17

Abstract

The problem of disposal of drilling waste is proposed to solve through the introduction of protective functions of the complex engineering activities, including, firstly, the application in the process of drilling mud through watersoluble biodegradable polymers and quadruple systems, cleaning fluid, and secondly, the application design platform with the wells trench in the body of the embankment site for pressed cuttings, which is arranged for a temporary earthen vessel for drilling wastewater.

Область исследования:
(Archived) Qestion of the geoecology
Keywords:
cuttings recycling toxicity site wells sludge pits dewatering oil cleaning pressed neutralization
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References

  1. Sedykh V.N., Ignatiev L.A., Semeniuk M.V. Plant response to waste cuttings of oil wells. Novosibirsk: Nauka, 2004, 84 p.
  2. The maximum permissible concentration (MPC) of chemical substances in soil: Hygienic standards / Federal Center of Hygiene and Epidemiology Rosportebnadzora. Moscow, 2006. 15 p.

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