Model for the final disposal of produced water from carbonate oil & gas fields in shallow coastal karst salinised aquifers 1. Governing equations

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L.F. Molerio León

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A geochemical model for the compatibility among salinised shallow coastal shallow karst aquifers from Northern Cuba and produced groundwaters from oil & gas fields of the Heavy Crude Oil Belt of Northern Cuba is summarized in this contribution. After the oil removing treatment, this geochemical compatibility allows for the disposal of produced waters with negligible or no pressure to the shallow aquifer avoiding the present techniques of high pressure injection to the productive horizon. Model is based on Pitzer´s Theory of Ionic Interaction, a modification of Bronsted´s Specific Interaction Theory which states that interaction will be produced between two ions of opposite sign and that interaction between same-sign ions will only depend on electric charge and the composition and structure of the major ions which are synthesized in the Molerio-Leon´s nomogram of Terminal Geochemical Members of Cuban terrestrial waters.

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Molerio LeónL. (2020). Model for the final disposal of produced water from carbonate oil & gas fields in shallow coastal karst salinised aquifers 1. Governing equations. Cub@: Medio Ambiente Y Desarrollo, 17(32). Retrieved from https://cmad.ama.cu/index.php/cmad/article/view/235
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