An Update on Project PARETO - New Capabilities in DOE's Produced Water Optimization Framework-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

An Update on Project PARETO - New Capabilities in DOE's Produced Water Optimization Framework

Published:2024-07-09 Issue: Volume:3 Page:941-948
ISSN:2818-4734
Container-title:Systems and Control Transactions
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Author:

Zamarripa Miguel A.¹²,Shamlou Elmira¹²,Vyas Javal¹²,Arnold Travis¹²,Tominac Philip¹²,Shellman Melody H.¹²,Drouven Markus¹

Affiliation:

1. National Energy Technology Laboratory, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

2. NETL Support Contractor, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

Abstract

Managing oil and gas produced water, characterized by hypersalinity and large volumes, presents significant challenges. This paper introduces an advanced optimization framework, PARETO, which offers a novel approach to strategic water management, emphasizing produced water (PW) treatment, quality tracking, quantification of emissions, and environmental justice. This work presents a case study showcasing different produced water management challenges. The PARETO framework demonstrated its effectiveness in optimizing water management strategies in line with environmental sustainability and regulatory compliance.

Publisher

PSE Press

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