ECOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF MEASURES FOR ELIMINATION OF SURFACE WATER OIL POLLUTION AS A RESULT OF BU UKRGASVYDOBUVANNIA’S OIL AND GAS WELLS FUNCTIONING
Keywords:
surface water, oil and gas wells, petroleum products, heavy metals, pollution, loss, economic benefits, effectivenessAbstract
The paper presents the evaluation of environmental and economic aspects of impact of the Novopavlivska and Krasnogradska-104 oil and gas wells of BU Ukrgasvydobuvannia on Khrestyshchenskyi and Novopavlivskyi ponds. Three methods (mechanical, chemical and biological) of treating surface water reservoirs are studied and the results of ecological and economic assessment of the effectiveness of these methods are presented. It was found that the most cost-effective and environmentally safe is the biological method based on the use of the biological absorbent «Econadin».
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ECOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF MEASURES FOR ELIMINATION OF SURFACE WATER OIL POLLUTION AS A RESULT OF BU UKRGASVYDOBUVANNIA’S OIL AND GAS WELLS FUNCTIONING. (2015). Visnyk of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University. Series Еcоlogy, 1147, 114-122. https://periodicals.karazin.ua/ecology/article/view/3929
