CLASS V WELLS - MINERAL AND FOSSIL FUEL RECOVERY RELATED WELLS
SOLUTION MINING WELLS
1. Anonymous. "Degerstrom's Large Heap Leach Operation Profitably Mines Low-Grade Gold." Mining Engineering (Littleton, Colorado) Vol 38, No 1, Jan 1986, p 29
2. Antonov, A. A. "Forecasting the Effect of Geological Factors on Underground Leaching of Copper-Nickel Sulphide Ores." Sov Min Sci, Vol 7, No 2, Mar-Apr 1971, p 179-186
3. Arens, V. Geotechnological Methods for Mineral Production. (Nov 1974) (15p)
4. Armstrong, F. E. ; Evans, G. C. ; Fletcher, G. E. Tritiated Water as a Tracer in the Dump Leaching of Copper. Report of Investigations. (May 1971) Report No.: BM-RI-7510 (44p)
5. Atkins, A. S.; Pooley, F. D. "Effect and Limits on Particle Size in the Complete Leaching of Sulphide Minerals in Dump Leaching Operations." SME-AIME Annual Meeting, 1984 Preprint No 84-15
6. Bampton, K. F. ; Bologiannis, F. ; Canterford, J. H. ; Smith, A. N. "Development of Experimental In-Situ Leaching at the Mutooroo Copper Mine, South Australia." Broken Hill Conference, Series, No. 12, pp 371-379, 1983 Australasian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy.
7. Beane, R. ; Brierley, J. ; Jacobson, R. ; McKee, C. ; Murr, L. E. Solution Mining Research. Semi-Annual Progress Report, No. 1, Apr-Sep 1973. (Oct 1973) National Science Foundation, Washington, DC. Research Applied to National Needs. Report No.: NSF/RA/T-73/068 (48p)
8. Braun, R. L.; Lewis, A. E.; Wadsworth, M. E. "In-Place Leaching of Primary Sulfide Ores: Laboratory Leaching Data and Kinetics Model." Solution Min Symp, Proc, 103rd AIME Annu Meet, Dallas, Tex, Feb 25-27 1974 p 295-323
9. Brierley, C. L. Biogenic Extraction of Copper and Molydbenum at High Temperature. Research Report, Jun 1974-Jun 1975. (Jul 1975) U.S. Bureau of Mines, Washington, DC. Report No.: BUMINES-OFR-10-76 (69p)
10. Butler, John E.; Ackland, Martin C.; Robinson, Peter C. "Development of In-Situ Leaching by Gunpowder Copper Limited, Queensland, Australia." Interfacing Technologies in Solution Mining: Proceedings of the 2nd SME-SPE International Solution Mining Symposium, pp 251-259, 1982
11. Buyze, D.; Lorenzen, H. "Solution Mining of Multi- Component Magnesium-Bearing Salts - a Realization in the Netherlands." CIM Bulletin, Vol. 79, No. 889, pp 52-60, May 1986
12. Cambazoglu, M.; Ozkol, S. "Leaching of Cayeli Complex Sulphide Ore by Hcl Plus MgCl2 Solution: Recovery of Pb, Zn and CuFeS2 Concentrates." Complex Sulphide Ores, pp 7-11, 1980 Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, London.
13. Canning, R. G.; Woodcock, J. T. "Innovations and Problems in Gold Recovery from Ores and Mineral Products." Melbourne Conference, 1982 Conference Series No. 11, pp 365-381, 1982 Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.
14. Canterford, J. H.; Davey, P. T.; Tsambourakis, G. "Influence of Ferric Iron on the Dissolution of Copper from Lump Oxide Ore: Implications in Solution Mining." Hydrometallurgy, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp 93-112, Oct 1985
15. Canterford, J. H.; Davey, P. T.; Tsambourakis, G. "Gangue Mineral Dissolution and Jarosite Formation in Copper Solution Mining." Hydrometallurgy, Vol. 13, No. 3, pp 327-343, Mar 1985
16. Canterford, J. H.; Smith, A. N.; Bampton, K. F.; Bologiannis, F. "Pilot-Plant Solution Mining and Environmental Monitoring at the Mutooroo Copper Mine, South Australia." Interfacing Technologies in Solution Mining, Proceedings of the 2nd SME-SPE International Solution Mining Symposium, pp 263-270, 1982
17. Carnahan, T. G. ; Heinen, H. J. Chemical Mining of Copper Porphyry Ores. Patent. (Oct 1975) Report No.: PATENT-3 912 330 (6p)
18. Chamberlain, Peter G.; Pojar, Michael G. "Status of Gold and Silver Leaching Operations in the United States." Gold and Silver: Leaching, Recovery and Economics, Proceedings, 110th Society of Mining Engineers of AIME, pp 1-16, 1981
19. Chase, Clement K.; Potter, George M. "Potential By-Products from Copper Dump and Heap Leaching Operations." Chemical Processing of Gallium, Indium, and Germanium; Hydrometallurgy of Copper Byproducts; Hydrometallurgy of Rarer Metals (1982)
20. Chemical Processing of Gallium, Indium, and Germanium; Hydrometallurgy of Copper Byproducts; Hydrometallurgy of Rarer Metals. (1982) (85p)
21. Cipriano, Gary; Kline, John. "A case history of the development of in-place leach monitoring systems employed at the Lakeshore mine," in International symposium on Class V injection well technology, 1987. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
22. Coelewij, P. A. J.; Haug, G. M. W.; Van Kuijk, H. "Magnesium-Salt Exploration in the Northeastern Netherlands." Geologie en Mijnbouw, Vol. 57, No. 4, pp 487-502, Dec 1978
23. Currie, P. K.; Walters, J. V. "Finite Element Modelling of Cavity Behavior in the Solution Mining of Magnesium Salts." Salts & Brines '85, Proceedings of the Symposium, pp 87-96, 1985
24. D'Andrea, D. V. ; Larson, W. C. ; Fletcher, L. R. ; Chamberlain, P. G.; Engelmann, W. C. In-Situ Leaching Research in a Copper Deposit at the Emerald Isle Mine. Report of Investigations, 1977. (1977) U.S. Bureau of Mines, Washington, DC. Report No.: BUMINES-RI-8236 (49p)
25. D'Andrea, Dennis V.; Dick, Richard A.; Steckley, Robert C.; Larson, William C. "Fragmentation Experiment for In-Situ Extraction." Solution Min Symp, Proc, 103rd AIME Annu Meet, Dallas, Tex, Feb 25-27 1974 p 148-161
26. Dudas, Laszlo; Maass, Herman; Bhappu, Roshan. "Role of Mineralogy in Heap and In Situ Leaching of Copper Ores." Solution Min Symp, Proc, 103rd AIME Annu Meet, Dallas, Tex, Feb 25-27 1974 p 193-210
27. Engelmann, William H. Foam Injection Leaching Process for Fragmented Ore. Patent. (Mar 1978) Report No.: PATENT-4 080 419 <NTIS> PB-292 121/1 (4p)
28. Escapule, Charles B.; Escapule, Louise W.; Escapule, C. Bailey; Rabb, David D. "Heap Leaching and Silver Recovery at the State of Maine." Interfacing Technologies in Solution Mining: Proceedings of the 2nd SME-SPE International Solution Mining Symposium, pp 223-230, 1982
29. Fiannaca, Michael J.; Easdon, Michael M. "Problems, Solutions, and Practical Aspects of Sampling Technique Relative to Development of the Relief Canyon Gold Project, Pershing County, Nevada." Applied Mining Geology: Problems of Sampling and Grade Control Three. Symposium, pp 57-73, 1984 Fall Meeting Society of Mining Engineers of AIME.
30. Freyberger, W. L. ; Hockings, W. A. In-Situ Leaching of Tabular Metalliferous Ore Deposits. Progress Report No. 1, Jul 1973-Jan 1984. (Jan 1974) National Science Foundation, Washington, DC. Research Applied to National Needs. Report No.: NSF/RA/T-74-051 (32p)
31. Garwood, R. G. "Geology of the Golden Sunlight Gold Mine Jefferson County Montana." Proceedings - International Gold/Silver Conference 2 (1982) (17p)
32. Gomes, John. "Heap Leaching of Gold Ores." 5th Annual Conference on Alaskan Placer Mining, University of Alaska, Mineral Industry Research Laboratory, MIRL Report No. 68, pp 80-83, 1983
33. Hart, Margaret A. "The use of abandoned mine shafts as mine backfill wells in Texas: case studies," in International symposium on Class V injection well technology, 1987. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
34. Heinen, H. J. ; Carnahan, T. G. ; Eisele, J. A. Chemical Mining of Copper Porphyry Ores. Patent Application. (Feb 1974) Report No.: PAT-APPL-440 432 (13p)
35. Heinen, H. J. ; Carnahan, T. G. ; Eisele, J. A. Chemical Mining of Copper Porphyry Ores. Patent. (Jun 1975) Report No.: PATENT-3 890 007 (6p)
36. Hickson, Robin J. "Heap Leaching Practices at Ortiz Gold Mine, Santa Fe County, New Mexico." Interfacing Technologies in Solution Mining: Proceedings of the 2nd SME-SPE International Solution Mining Symposium, pp 209-222, 1982
37. Hiskey, J. B. "Technical Developments in Hydrometallurgy." Journal of Metals, Vol. 38, No. 7, pp 41-46, Jul 1986 *N*
38. Kelly, Colleen D. "History and methods of mining backfill practices," in Proceedings of the international symposium on Class V injection well technology, 1988. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
39. Madsen, B. W. ; Groves, R. D. Using Oxygen to Reactivate a Nearly Dormant Copper Sulfide Leach. Report of Investigations. (Jul 1975) U.S. Bureau of Mines, Washington, DC. Report No.: BUMINES-RI-8056 (14p)
40. Mallon, R. G. ; Braun, R. L. Acid Pre-Treatment Method for In-Situ Ore Leaching. Patent Application. (Jul 1974) Report No.: PAT-APPL-491 081 (5p)
41. Shock, D. A. "Solution Mining." Mining Engineering (Littleton, Colorado) Vol 29, No 2, Feb 1977, p 46-48
42. Smith, Diane M.; Rauch, Henry W. "An assessment of Class V well injection of coal mining waste into underground mines in West Virginia," in International symposium on Class V injection well technology, 1987. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
43. Steckley, R. C.; Larson, W. C.; D'Andrea, D. V. Blasting Tests in a Porphyry Copper Deposit in Preparation for In-Situ Extraction. Report of Investigations. (1975) U.S. Bureau of Mines, Washington, DC. Report No.: BUMINES-RI-8070 (54p)
CLASS V WELLS - MINERAL AND FOSSIL FUEL RECOVERY RELATED WELLS
IN-SITU FOSSIL FUEL RECOVERY WELLS
1. "Coal Pumping Possible." Canadian Mining Journal, Vol. 94, No. 8, pp 56, Aug 1973
2. Drever, J. I.; McKee, C. R. "Push-Pull Test -- a Method of Evaluating Formation Adsorption Parameters for Predicting the Environmental Effects on In-Situ Coal Gasification and Uranium Recovery." In-Situ: Oil-Coal-Shale-Minerals, Vol. 4, No. 3, pp 181-206, 1980
3. Fischer, D. D. Estimated Groundwater Restoration Costs Associated with Commercial Underground Coal Gasification Operations. (Dec 1985) Gas Research Inst., Chicago, IL. Report No.: GRI-85/0256 <NTIS> PB86-215621/XAB (52p)
4. Hartman, Howard L. "Rock Mechanics: Key to Energy Production, Proceedings of the 27TH US Symposium on Rock Mechanics." Rock Mechanics: Key to Energy Production, Proceedings, 27th US Symposium on Rock Mechanics, Proceedings (1986) (976p)
5. Hill, R. W. "Burn Cavity Growth During the Hoe Creek No. 3 Underground-Coal-Gasification Experiment." Underground Coal Conversion Symposium, Fallen Leaf Lake, CA, Sept 8, 1981 Department of Energy, Washington, DC. Report No.: UCRL-85173- R-1; CONF-810923-4(R-1) <NTIS> DE81027533 (26p)
6. Hill, R. W. ; Shannon, M. J. "Controlled Retracting Injection Point (CRIP) System: A Modified-Stream Method for In-Situ Coal Gasification." Underground Coal Conversion Symposium, Fallen Leaf Lake, CA, Sept 8, 1981 Department of Energy, Washington, DC. Report No.: UCRL-85852; CONF-810923-2 <NTIS> DE81026477 (10p). Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
7. Laine, E. F. ; Chakakis, N. J. ; Daily, W. D. and others. Hfem Monitoring of Coal Gasification, Rawlins, Wyoming. (Mar 1982) Department of Energy, Washington, DC. Report No.: UCID-19363 <NTIS> DE82013801 (21p)
8. Liu, Tuan Chi; Anthony, Rayford G. "Reaction Model for the Dissolution of Large Particles of Texas Lignite." Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, Process Design and Development, Vol. 20, No. 4, pp 609-615, Oct 1981 (1981)
9. Patton, K. M.; Senftle, F. E. Solution Mining of Coal by Electrolysis. Patent. (Jun 1984) Report No.: PATENT-4 453 594 <NTIS> PB84-224567 (6p)
10. Pazdziora, Jozef. "Experimental Technology of Disintegration of a Coal Seam with Water Solutions of Methanol." 12th Congress of World Mining Congress: Optimal Exploitation of Solid Mineral Resources - Challenges and Constraints, Vol. 3 (1984) Institute of Engineers (India). (15p)
11. Prats, M.; Closmann, P. J.; Ireson, A. T.; Drinkard, G. "Soluble-Salt Processes for In-Situ Recovery of Hydrocarbons from Oil Shale." JPT, Journal of Petroleum Technology, Vol. 29, pp 1078-1088, Sep 1977
12. Sadler, Leon Y. III; Huang, John C. "Aqueous Alkaline Liquefaction of Southeastern Lignite - Applications to Solution Mining, Recovery of Chemical Feedstocks, and Chemical Comminution." In-Situ: Oil-Coal-Shale-Minerals, Vol. 6, No. 4, pp 353-375, 1982
13. Thompson, D. S.; Skinner, Jr, D. F. "Method for Initiating an Underground Combustion Process." Underground Coal Conversion Symposium, Keystone, CO, Aug 15, 1982 Department of Energy, Washington, DC. Report No.: UCRL-87789; CONF-820840-2 <NTIS> DE82020164 (6p)
14. Villaume, J. F. "Coal Tar Wastes: Their Environmental Fate and Effects." Hazardous and Toxic Wastes: Technology, Management and Health Effects, pp 362-375, 1984
CLASS V WELLS - MINERAL AND FOSSIL FUEL RECOVERY RELATED WELLS
1. Collins, A. G.; Crocker, M. E. "Exploitation of Minerals in Disposal Brines." Annual Fall Meeting of Society of Petroleum Engineers of AIME, Preprint Paper No. Spe 3453, October 3-6, 1971
2. DePuy, G. W. Disposal of Brine Effluents from Inland Desalting Plants: Review and Bibliography. (Jul 1969) Report No.: OSW-PR-454 <NTIS> PB-203 835 (217p)
3. Jones, Thomas A. "An overview of Class V tail brine injection wells in southern Arkansas," in Proceedings of the international symposium on Class V injection well technology, 1988. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
4. Poimboeuf, W.W.; Payne, R.W. "Case history: Martin Marietta, Manistee Michigan: brine well operation of Class V wells," in International symposium on Class V injection well technology, 1987. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
CLASS V WELLS
INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL/UTILITY DISPOSAL WELLS
1. Electric Power Research Institute. Compressed-air energy storage, 1984. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
2. Engineering Enterprises, Inc. Report of Class V task force on trial implementation of analytical process: motor vehicle repair and maintenance waste disposal wells, 1989. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
3. Hargis, David R.; Peterson, Frank L. "Effects of Well Injection on a Basaltic Ghyben-Herzberg Aquifer." Ground Water, Vol. 12, No. 1,pp 4-9, Jan-Feb 1974
4. Mahadevaiah, Basavaraj; Council, Lorraine. "Subsurface injection of service bay wastewater is a potential threat to groundwater quality," in International symposium on Class V injection well technology, 1987. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
5. Peterson, Frank L. Subsurface waste disposal by injection in Hawaii: a conceptual formulation and physical modeling plan. Office of Water Research, available from NTIS as PB 240982, 1974. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
6. Steppacher, Lee; Notorianni, Michelle. "Light industries: minimizing their impacts on groundwater," in Proceedings of the regional conference on protecting groundwater: setting the stage for the future, 1991. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
CLASS V WELLS - INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL/UTILITY DISPOSAL WELLS
COOLING WATER RETURN FLOW WELLS
1. Snyder, M.; Lee, C. H. Survey of Reinjection Experience from
Groundwater Cooling Applications. (Sep 1980) Department of Energy, Washington, DC. <NTIS> PNL-3740 (156p)
CLASS V WELLS - INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL/UTILITY DISPOSAL WELLS
INDUSTRIAL PROCESS WATER AND WASTE DISPOSAL WELLS
1. Seitz, H. R.; La Sala, A. M. Jr; Moreland, J. A. "Effects of Drain Wells on the Ground-Water Quality of the Western Snake Plain Aquifer, Idaho." U.S. Geological Survey, Open-File Report No. 76-673(1977) (34p)
CLASS V WELLS - RECHARGE WELLS
1. Abadie, Paul J. Use of Bounding Wells to Negate the Effects of Gravity and Pre-Existing Groundwater Movement in Dipping Aquifers Used for Storage. (Aug 1979) Office of Water Research and Technology, Washington, DC. Report No.: OWRT-A-044-LA(2) <NTIS> PB81-124554 (109p)
2. Abe, J. M. Economic Analysis of Artificial Recharge and Recovery of Water In Butler Valley, Arizona. (1986) Arizona Univ., Tucson. Dept. of Hydrology and Water Resources; U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, VA. Water Resources Div. Report No.: USGS/G-892-07; USGS/G-1003-07 <NTIS> PB87-101036/XAB (184p)
3. Agrawal, Bipin Kumar. Effect of Viscosity Ratio on the Recovery of Fresh Water Stored in Saline Aquifers. Master's Thesis. (Dec 1975) Office of Water Research and Technology, Washington, DC. Report No.: OWRT-A-034-LA(3) <NTIS> PB-267 746/6 (92p)
4. Anderton, R. L.; Hixson, N. G. "Contractual Requirements to Implement Water Reclamation." Industrial Water Engineering, Vol. 20, No. 3, pp 13-20, 1983
5. "Aquifer storage is planned". Engineering News Record v 233, p. 27, September 26, 1994.
6. Argo, D. G. Water Factory 21 Design and Operating Data, Final report. (Jul 1979) Office of Water Research and Technology, Washington, DC. Report No.: OWRT-7533(1) <NTIS> PB-300 602/0 (145p)
7. Argo, D. G. "Water Reuse: Where Are We Headed." Environmental Science and Technology, Vol. 19, No. 3, pp 208-214, Mar 1985
8. Argo, D. G. "Advanced Wastewater Treatment Produces a Recyclable Product." 5th Annual Industrial Pollution Conference. Proceedings, pp 233-253, 1977
9. Argo, D. G. "Cost of Water Reclamation by Advanced Wastewater Treatment." Water Pollution Control Federation Journal, Vol. 52, No. 4, pp 750-759, Apr 1980 Water Pollution Control Federation Annual Conference Oct 1-6, 1978.
10. Argo, D.G. "Wastewater reuse and ground water recharge," in The role of desalting technology in water supply, wastewater reuse and industrial applications. National Water Supply Improvement Association.p. 71-96, 1980.
11. Argo, D. G.; Cline, N. M. "Groundwater recharge operations at Water Factory 21, Orange County, California," in Asano, T. Artificial recharge of groundwater. California State Water Resources Control Board, p. 359-395, 1985.
12. Argo, D. G.; Moutes, J. G. "Wastewater Reclamation by Reverse Osmosis." Water Pollution Control Federation Journal, Vol. 51, No. 3, pp 590-600, Mar 1979 Water Pollution Control Federation, Annual Conference Oct 2-7, 1977.
13. Aronson, D. A. "Artificial Recharge on Long Island, New York." Long Island Water Resources Bulletin LIWR-9 (1978) (25p)
14. Aronson, D. A.; Beyth, M. "The Meadowbrook Artificial- Recharge Project in Nassau County, Long Island, New York." Long Island Water Resources Bulletin 14 (1980) (23p)
15. Aronson, David A. The Meadowbrook artificial-recharge project in Nassau County, Long Island, New York. Long Island Water Resources Bulletin. (14). 23 p., 1980.
16. Arora, R. Hydrogeologic evaluation for underground injection control in North Georgia. Georgia Geological Survey, Hydrologic Atlas 12. 18 p., 1984.
17. Artificial Recharge of Aquifers. Citations from the Selected Water Resources Abstracts Database, 1977-86. (Dec 1986) <NTIS> PB87-852141/XAB (115p)
18. Artificial Recharge of Aquifers. Citations from the Selected Water Resources Abstracts Database. Jan 1977-Dec 1987. (Jan 1988) <NTIS> PB88-856042/XAB (142p)
19. Baffa, J. J. "Artificial Groundwater Recharge and Wastewater Reclamation." American Water Works Association Journal, Vol. 67, No. 9, pp 471-476, Sep 1975
20. Baffa, J. J. "Injection Well Experience at Riverhead, NY." American Water Works Association Journal, Vol. 62, No. 1, pp 41-46, Jan 1970
21. Baffa, J. J. "Planning a Must for Groundwater Development." Water and Wastes Engineering, Vol. 12, No. 2, p 44-50, Feb 1975
22. Baier, D. C. "Injection of Reclaimed Wastewater Into Confined Aquifers." American Water Works Association Journal, Vol. 62, No. 3, pp 203-210, Mar 1970
23. Baier, D. C.; Wesner, G. M. "Reclaimed Waste Water for Groundwater Recharge." Water Resources Bulletin, Vol 7, No 5, pp 991-1001, October 1971
24. Bianchi, W. C.; Nightingale, J. J.; McCormick, R. L. "Subsurface Drain Collector-Deep Well Recharge System in Fresno, CA." American Water Works Association Journal, Vol. 70, No. 8, pp 427-435, Aug 1978
25. Boochs, P.W.; Barovic, G. "Numerical Model Describing Groundwater Treatment by Recharge of Oxygenated Water." Water Resources Research Vol. 17, No. 1, pp 49-56, 1981
26. Bourguet, L. "International Survey on Management of Artificial Recharge - Analysis and Synthesis of Responses." International Association of Scientific Hydrology, Bulletin, Vol. 16, No. 3, pp 51-102, Sep 1971
27. Bouwer, H. "Systems for Artificial Recharge of Ground Water," in Appropriate Methodologies for Development and Management of Groundwater Resources in Developing Countries. Volume III. Proceedings of an International Workshop held February 23-March 4; 1989. A. A. Balkema, Rotterdam. 1989. p 315-324.
28. Bouwer, H.; Pyne, R.D.G.; Goodrich, J.A. "Recharging Ground Water." Civil Engineering (ASCE) Vol. 60, No. 6, p 63-66, June 1990.
29. Braunstein, Jules, ed. Underground waste management and artificial recharge: papers presented at the Second International Symposium. U.S. Geological Survey, 2 volumes, 1973. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
30. Brisbin, T. D. ; Ahn, S. H. ; Foster, R. I. ; Labunski, S. A. ; Oliva, J. A. Priority Pollutants in the Cedar Creek Wastewater Reclamation - Recharge Facilities, Final Report, Apr 1980- Oct 1982. (Feb 1984) PRC Consoer Townsend, Inc., Chicago, IL.; Municipal Environmental Research Lab., Cincinnati, OH. Report No.: EPA-600/2-84-061 <NTIS> PB84-159904 (92p)
31. Brothers, K.; Katzer, T. "Water Banking Through Artificial Recharge, Las Vegas Valley, Clark County, Nevada." Journal of Hydrology Vol. 115, No. 1/4, p 77-103, July 1990.
32. Brothers, Kay; Katzer, Terry "Artificial recharge through public supply wells, Las Vegas valley, Clark County, Nevada," in Proceedings of the international symposium on Class V injection well technology, pg. 283, 1988. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
33. Brown, D. L.; Silvey, W. D. "Underground Storage and Retrieval of Fresh Water from a Brackish-Water Aquifer." Underground Waste Management and Artificial Recharge, Vol 1, p 379-419. 1973
34. Brown, R. F.; Signor, D. C. "Artificial Recharge--State of The Art." Underground Waste Management and Artificial Recharge, Vol. 2, pp 668-686 (1973)
35. Brown, R. F. ; Signor, D. C. ; Wood, W. W. Artificial Ground-Water Recharge as a Water-Management Technique on the Southern High Plains of Texas and New Mexico. (Aug 1978) Geological Survey, Austin, TX. Water Resources Div. Report No.: TDWR/R-220 <NTIS> PB-291 387/9 (40p)
36. Brown, R. F.; Signor, D. C. "Artificial Recharge--State of the Art." Ground Water, Vol. 12, No. 3, pp 152-160, May-June 1974
37. Brown, R. F.; Signor, D.C. "Groundwater recharge." Water Resources Bulletin. 8. (1). p. 132-149, 1972.
38. Brune, Gunnar. "The Texas Water Development Board Cooperative Studies of the Ogallala Underground Reservoir." The Ogallala Aquifer--A Symposium, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, International Center for Arid and Semi-Arid Land Studies Special Report No 39, p 227-242, 1970.
39. Brune, Gunnar. "How Much Underground Water Storage Capacity Does Texas Have." Water Resources Bulletin, Vol 6, No 4, pp 588-601, July-August, 1970
40. Cofer, J. R. "Orange County Water District's Water Factory 21." American Society of Civil Engineers. Journal of the Irrigation and Drainage Division, Vol. 98, No. 4, pp 553-567, Dec 1972
41. Cohen, Philip; Durfor, C.N. "Artificial-recharge experiments utilizing renovated sewage-plant effluent--A feasibility study at Bay Park, U.S.A.," in Artificial recharge and management of aquifers--Symposium of Haifa, 1967. International Association Science Hydrology Pub. 72p. 193-199, 1967.
42. "Connector Wells, A Mechanism for Water Management in the Central Florida Phosphate District." Journal of Hydrology, Vol. 43, No. 1/4, pp 469-490, Oct 1979 LaMoreaux, P. E. and Associates, Inc., Tuscaloosa, AL.
43. Conselman, F. B.; Johnson, P.; Crawford, D. A. "Underground Storage of Texas Playa Lake Waters by Injection into the Ogallala Formation Under Moderate Pump Pressure." International Symposium on Water Resources Planning, Mexico City, December 1972
44. Crook, J.; Asano, T.; Nellor, M. "Groundwater Recharge with Reclaimed Water in California." Water Environment & Technology Vol. 2, No. 8, p 42-49, August 1990.
45. Culp, R. L. "Treatment Processes to Meet Water Reuse Requirements." Water/Engineering and Management, Vol 128, No 4, p 72-76, April, 1981
46. Culp, R. L. "Selecting Treatment Processes to Meet Water Reuse Requirements." Wastewater Reuse for Groundwater Recharge, Proceedings, Sept 6-7, 1979, pp 41-54, May 1980 California State Water Resources Control Board, Office of Water Recycling, Sacramento.
47. Deason, Kenneth L. "Recharge wells: a case study," in International symposium on Class V injection well technology, 1987. Available from the Ground Water Protection Council Library.
48. Diede, Colette "Reclamation's recharge projects: California- Nevada," in Artificial Recharge Ground Water Proceedings International Symposium, Published by ASCE, New York. p 43-52, 1989.
49. Di Fario, A. "No-stir sampler for water quality measurement," African Asian Water Sewage Vol. 3, No. 4, p. 6, 1984.
50. Dilyunas, I. P. "Experience in Artificial Ground-Water Recharge for Water Supply in Lithuania." Soviet Hydrology: Selected Papers, Vol. 15, No. 4, p 340-343, 1976
51. Disposal of Brines Produced in Renovation of Municipal Wastewater. (May 1970) Report No.: FWQA-17070DLY-05/70 <NTIS> PB-197 597 (122p)
52. Dvoracek, Marvin J.; Peterson, Sam H. "Recharging the Ogallala Formation Using Shallow Holes." The Ogallala Aquifer--A Symposium, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, International Center for Arid and Semi-Arid Land Studies Special Report No 39, p 205-218, 1970.
53. Edworthy, K. J.; Downing, R. A. "Artificial Groundwater Recharge and its Relevance in Britain." Journal of the Institution of Water Engineers and Scientists, Vol. 33, No. 2, pp 151-172, Mar 1979
54. Fagley, John; Fogler, H. Scott; Davenport, C. Brent; Millhone, R. S. "Improved Simulation for Interpreting Temperature Logs in Water Injection Wells." SPEJ, Society of Petroleum Engineers Journal, Vol 22, No 5, Oct 1982, Spe 10081, p 709-718
55. Faust, S. D.; Vecchioli, J. "Injecting Highly Treated Sewage into a Deep-Sand Aquifer." American Water Works Association Journal, Vol. 66, No. 6, pp 371-377, Jun 1974
56. Fetter, C. W. Jr; Holzmacher, R. G. "Groundwater Recharge with Treated Wastewater." Water Pollution Control Federation Journal, Vol. 46, No. 2, pp 260-270, Feb 1974
57. Fidler, R. E. "Potential Development and Recharge of Ground Water in Mill Creek Valley, Bulter and Hamilton Counties, Ohio, Based on Analog Model Analysis." U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper No 1893 (1970)
58. Fitzpatrick, D.J. Preliminary Assessment of the Potential for Artificial Recharge in Eastern Arkansas. U. S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Investigations Report 90-4123, 1991.
59. Foxworthy, Bruce L. "Hydrologic Conditions and Artificial Recharge Through a Well in the Salem Heights Area of Salem, Oregon." U.S. Geological Survey, Water-Supply Paper No. 1594-F (1970)
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