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WRRCTR No.96 Waste Injection into the Hawaiian Ghyben-Herzberg Aquifer: A Laboratory Study Using a Sand-Packed Hydraulic Model

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Title WRRCTR No.96 Waste Injection into the Hawaiian Ghyben-Herzberg Aquifer: A Laboratory Study Using a Sand-Packed Hydraulic Model
Creator Wheatcraft, Stephen W. Peterson, Frank L. Heutmaker, Duane L.
Subject Groundwater -- Pollution -- Hawaii. Injection wells -- Hawaii. Sewage disposal in the ground -- Models -- Hawaii.
Description Injection of wastes into the Hawaiian subsurface environment presents unique problems because the waste effluents normally are injected into the salt or brackish water underlying the fresh Ghyben-Herzberg lens. Because the waste water commonly has approximately the same density as fresh water, in addition to any ambient groundwater flow effects, a buoyant uplift is produced which causes the injected waste to move upward and outward from the injection point as a buoyant plume. A laboratory... U.S. Department of the Interior Grant Agreement Nos.: 14-31-0001-5011, 14-31-0001-5068 OWRT Project No. B-038-HI
Date 2008-08-08T01:31:54Z 2008-08-08T01:31:54Z 1976-02
Type Report Text
Identifier Wheatcraft SW, Peterson FL, Heutmaker DL. 1976. Waste injection into the Hawaiian Ghyben-Herzberg aquifer: a laboratory study using a sand-packed hydraulic model. Honolulu (HI): Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa. WRRC technical report, 96. http://hdl.handle.net/10125/2260
Language en-US
Relation WRRC Technical Report 96
Format vii + 88 pages application/pdf
Publisher Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa

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