Management of Productionwater: History, Environmental Policy And Alternative Technology
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Jan 16, 2009
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Electroflocculation, Production water, Wastewater treatment, Water resources management, Brazilian environmental policy. Eletrofloculação, Água de produção, Tratamento de efluentes, Gestão de recursos hídricos, Política ambiental brasileira.
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This paper discusses the application of electroflocculation using alternating current following the lines of the new Brazilian environmental policy in relation to which attention must be given to the management of production water, one of the main waste generated during the process of exploration and production in the petroleum industry , which is increasing in volume as they operate the existing wells and new wells are drilled. It is a literature review of the evolution of global environmental policy, naming a few events that marked the change of world thought in relation to global environmental problems, demonstrating the evolution of the Brazilian Environmental Policy and a history of the laws of disposal of wastewaters. It is also discussed the framework of the wastewater in receiving bodies of water produced in the environmental legislation due to new environmental laws and resolutions aimed at minimization and quality improvement in the oil fields. The examination of this type of industrial exploitation of water resources, especially off-shore platforms, requires the integration of environmental policy states, including the resolutions of the Conselho Nacional do Meio Ambiente.
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Cerqueira, A. A., Andrade, T. A. G., Costa Marques, M. R. da, & Russo, C. (2009). Management of Productionwater: History, Environmental Policy And Alternative Technology. Revista Brasileira Multidisciplinar, 12(2), 21-36. https://doi.org/10.25061/2527-2675/ReBraM/2009.v12i2.155
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