1981
DOI: 10.1016/s0166-1116(08)71930-7
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Subsurface Injection of Liquid Waste in Florida, United States of America

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“…In Santa Rosa County, an organic waste that results from the manufacture of acrylic fibers is injected. The injection zones at both sites have a relatively low transmissivity compared with injection zones in Pinellas and Dade Counties (Vecchioli, 1981). Saline water that has a dissolved-solids concentration of about two-fifths that of seawater occurs in the injection zone.…”
Section: Hydrogeology Of Injection Sitesmentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…In Santa Rosa County, an organic waste that results from the manufacture of acrylic fibers is injected. The injection zones at both sites have a relatively low transmissivity compared with injection zones in Pinellas and Dade Counties (Vecchioli, 1981). Saline water that has a dissolved-solids concentration of about two-fifths that of seawater occurs in the injection zone.…”
Section: Hydrogeology Of Injection Sitesmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…On the basis of their distance from an injection well, observation wells can be classifed as onsite, satellite, or regional (Vecchioli, 1979). Onsite wells are generally within tens of feet from an injection well and are used to monitor vertical migration of waste or displaced saline formation water.…”
Section: Monitoringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Disposal of stormwater runoff through drainage injection wells is also commonplace in other parts of Florida. Although precise records are lacking, there may be several thousand drainage injection wells that are actively used for stormwater disposal in peninsular Florida (Vecchioli, 1981).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 1979, there were 10 disposal systems using pressure injection in Florida 5 for the disposal of industrial liquid waste and 5 for municipal wastewater. The average injection rate for the industrial systems was about 5.5 Mgal/d and 38 Mgal/d for the municipal waste systems (Vecchioli, 1981). A detailed description of most of the active waste injection systems in Florida, along with an extensive bibliography of research activities on subsurface injection of liquid waste, can be found in Vecchioli andothers, 1979, andKimrey andFayard, 1982. The use of subsurface injection as a method of liquid waste disposal will likely increase in many areas of Florida.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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