Design and operation of the artificial-recharge plant at Bay Park, New York

Koch, Ellis; Giaimo, A.A.; Sulam, Dennis J.

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“…The development of a gas phase would be something to guard against in any ATES scheme because of the detrimental effect its presence would have on the permeability of a porous medium. To guard against this eventuality, some experimental injection projects have included degassifiers in their plant to insure that the water delivered to the injection well was as gas free as possible (Koch et al 1973;Ragone and Vecchioli 1975). It is not known whether calculations based on the known chemistry on the water to be injected and the injection system properties were made in order to justify the inclusion of the degassifier.…”

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“…Two well-known injection research experiments reported in the literature have chemicctl data suitable for model use in their interpretation. These are a tertiary-treated sewage injection experiment carried out at Bay Park, Long Island, New York (Vecchioli and Ku 1972;Koch et al 1973;Vecchioli et al 1974;and Ragone 1977) and an experiment in which fresh water was artificially recharged into a brackish water aquifer at Norfolk, Virginia (Brown and Silvey 1977).…”

Section: Effect Of Injected Water On Formation Mineral Solubilitiesmentioning

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Review of Simulation Techniques for Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage (ATES)

Mercer¹,

Faust²,

Miller³

et al. 1982

Advances in Hydroscience

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This report was prepared as an account of w o rk sponsored by the U nited States Government. Neither the U nited States nor the Department of Energ y . nor any of their employees, nor any of t heir co ntractors, subcontractors, or their empl oy ees. mak es any warrant y . express or implied , or assumes an v legalliabilit\ or responsibility for the accuracy , completeness or usefulness o f any iniormation, apparatus. product or process disclosed, or represents that its use would not infringe pri va tely owned rights.The views. opinions and conclusions contained in this report are those oi the contractor and do not necessarily represent those of the United States Government or the United States Department of Energ y.

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Section: Effect Of Injected Water On Formation Mineral Solubilitiesmentioning

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Review of Simulation Techniques for Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage (ATES)

Mercer¹,

Faust²,

Miller³

et al. 1982

Advances in Hydroscience

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“…A detailed description of the recharge well was given by Cohen and Durfor (1967). Koch, Giaimo, and Sulam (1973) described in detail the design and operation of all recharge facilities, including the injection well.…”

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Hydraulic effects of recharging the Magothy Aquifer, Bay Park, New York, with tertiary-treated sewage

Vecchioli¹,

Ku²,

Sulam³

1980

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“…The water reclamation and recharge facilities are on the grounds of the Bay Park Water Pollution Control Plant in southwest Nassau County. The facilities have been described extensively by Peters and Rose (1968), Durfor (1966 and, and Koch, Giaimo, and Sulam (1973). Briefly, about 400 gal/min (26 1/s) of secondary-treated sewage from the Bay Park plant is diverted to a pilot plant, where it is further purified.…”

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Journal of Research of the U. S. Geological Survey, 1975, volume 3, issue 1

1975

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Recurrent geothermally induced debris avalanches on Boulder Glacier, Mount Baker, Wash_____ __ _____________.____David Frank, Austin Post, and J. D. Friedman Changes in concentration of certain constituents of treated waste water during movement through the Magothy aquifer, Bay Park, N.Y_______H. F. H. Ku, John Vecchioli, and 8. E. Ragone Mobilization of iron in water in the Magothy aquifer during long-term recharge with tertiarytreated sewage, Bay Park, N.Y___________8. E Ragone, H. F. H. Ku, and John Vecchioli Norman Creek, a source of recharge to Maramec Spring, Phelps County, Mo______________ __________________.________________E. E. Gann and E. J. Harvey 99 Water-quality changes during a salmon run in an interior Alaskan stream________________ _______.___________J. W. Natiman and D. R. Kernodle 103 Combining estimates of low-flow characteristics of streams in Massachusetts and Rhode Island___ _ _ ____________________.__________________________ G. D. Tasker 107 Adjustment of logarithmic flood-frequency statistics for gaged California streams to minimize the time sampling error____________________________8. E. Rants and J. R. Crippen Pyrrolidone a new solvent for the methylation of humic acid.________________________

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Design and operation of the artificial-recharge plant at Bay Park, New York

Cited by 6 publications

References 3 publications

Review of Simulation Techniques for Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage (ATES)

Review of Simulation Techniques for Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage (ATES)

Hydraulic effects of recharging the Magothy Aquifer, Bay Park, New York, with tertiary-treated sewage

Journal of Research of the U. S. Geological Survey, 1975, volume 3, issue 1

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