Investigations on the subsurface disposal of waste effluents at Inland Sites
Resumen de Texto: The common techniques for brackish waste disposal at inland sites are evaporation ponds and deep wells. A third possible technique, extensively employed in Israel, consists of in situ mixing of waste water and indigenous ground water, using either single and two well recharge disch...
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Estados Unidos | ESTADOS UNIDOS
United States Department of the Interior. / Washington
1971
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| 245 | 0 | |a Investigations on the subsurface disposal of waste effluents at Inland Sites | |
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| 520 | |a Resumen de Texto: The common techniques for brackish waste disposal at inland sites are evaporation ponds and deep wells. A third possible technique, extensively employed in Israel, consists of in situ mixing of waste water and indigenous ground water, using either single and two well recharge discharge techniques or pit recharge. | ||
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