Omani Oil Fields Produced Water: Treatment and Utilization

Akihiko Hirayama; Masaki Maegaito; Masato Kawaguchi; Akira Ishikawa; Mark Sueyoshi; Ali Soud Al-Bemani; Mushtaque Ahmed; Humphrey Esechie; Salim Ali Al-Mazrui; Mansour Hamed Al-Haddabi; Sulaiman Said Al-Khanjari

Omani Oil Fields Produced Water: Treatment and Utilization

Akihiko Hirayama^*, Masaki Maegaito, Masato Kawaguchi, Akira Ishikawa, Mark Sueyoshi, Ali Soud Al-Bemani, Mushtaque Ahmed, Humphrey Esechie, Salim Ali Al-Mazrui, Mansour Hamed Al-Haddabi, Sulaiman Said Al-Khanjari

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Abstract

Joint research between Sultan Qaboos University, Oman, and Petroleum Energy Center, Japan; sought to develop and establish a process whereby the large quantities of produced water from Omani oil fields can be effectively treated and utilized for irrigation. During pilot plant operation, oil contamination ranging from 50-300 ppm, was reduced to below 0.5 ppm. Irrigation with treated water showed no significant detrimental effects on the growth of three different salt tolerant species of plants.

Original language	English
Pages	577-581
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - 2002
Event	SPE International Petroleum Conference and Exhibithion in Mexico - Villahermosa, Mexico Duration: Feb 10 2002 → Feb 12 2002

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Other	SPE International Petroleum Conference and Exhibithion in Mexico
Country/Territory	Mexico
City	Villahermosa
Period	2/10/02 → 2/12/02

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