Study on Environmental impact on oil and gas activities in Ghana- Analysis by graphical approaches using Matlab
Journal Title: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING TRENDS AND TECHNOLOGY - Year 2013, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
Environmental impacts are main factor in any country. This paper is focused about various types of impacts on oil and gas activities carried over in Ghana. We are studied different results for aquatic impacts on different ten areas around the country. pH and turbidity results given the polluted aquatic environment were analyzed by graphical values. Finally the effects of concentration of metals like Iron, cadmium and lead concentration with listed location are shown. Using standard methods Oil and grease value evaluated from the range of 6 to 44 mg/L. The graphical approaches are drawn using Mat lab 7.05
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Ramaiah Thirumalai Kumar
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