REMOVAL OF CATIONS FROM THERMALLY-WASTED GEOTHERMAL WATERS
Journal Title: Natural Resources and Sustainable Development - Year 2011, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
The embracement of some treatment technologies for the geothermal waste water, having as the main objective the ecologic protection, represents a way to diminuish the emissary’s pollution as a consequence of the waste water release. The present study has as objective the monitoring of decationization of geothermal water with the help of ion-changing resins. The geothermal water used in this study comes from Drill 4795 Calea Aradului (Nursery)
Authors and Affiliations
Carmen Ghergheles, Viorel Ghergheles, Emilia Pantea
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