Insights of CBM Produced Water Composition Influenced by Rock Interaction and Seasonal Variations in Raniganj Coalfield, India
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Insights of CBM Produced Water Composition Influenced by
Rock Interaction and Seasonal Variations in Raniganj Coalfield, India
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Singh, A.P.
Mandhe, Vinod Atmaram |
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Methane Emission and Degasification
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An investigation has been carried out at Raniganj coalfield for the insights of Coal Bed Methane (CBM) produced water compositional
changes during advancement of methane production including the influence of rock dissolution and water-rock interaction. The high
concentrations of Na and HCO is sourced from multiple geo-controlled activities like dissolution of carbonate minerals, conversion of organic
matter to CO and water-rock interaction processes due to change in pH. The concentration of Cl is relatively stable in produced waters but
HCO concentration varies drastically due to saturation of k-feldspar, kaolinite and auxiliary silicate weathering into clays, ultimately
producing higher concentrations of HCO ions. The F ion seems to be sourced from parent rock granite and its associated minerals like biotite,
amphibole, apatite and fluorite. The high content of TDS is principally contributed by Na and HCO ions, results in high SAR values,
suggesting non-suitability of produced water for irrigation use. The determined water quality index (WQI), indicates non-suitability of produced
water for any use. It is observed that the ion exchange and reverse osmosis can make the produced water drinkable. Moreover, the empirical
sodium bicarbonate ratio (SBR) has been proposed to designate the suitability of produced water for different uses. The results of SBR have been
validated by correlating with the SAR and Kelley's index.
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GGS
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2020
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Article
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Singh, A.P. and Mandhe, Vinod Atmaram (2020) Insights of CBM Produced Water Composition Influenced by Rock Interaction and Seasonal Variations in Raniganj Coalfield, India. Journal of Geosciences Research , 5 (1). pp. 73-88. ISSN 2455-1953
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http://cimfr.csircentral.net/2396/
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