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Title:

Social and Environmental Impact Assessment for the Proposed Rössing Uranium Desalination Plant, near Swakopmund, Namibia: Annexure D7: Brine dilution modelling study - Brine Discharge Specialist Study

Author(s):
Aurecon, SLR Global Environmental Solutions
Publication Year:
2014
Abstract:

The desalination plant's peak product water capacity will be 10Ml/d. This will require a seawater feed of approximately 25Ml/d, with 15Ml/d of brine to be discharged back to the sea.

Item Type:
Report
Language:
en
Keywords:
coastal management, Benguela Current, mining, Atlantic Ocean, opencast mining, sea water desalination, uranium, waste water discharge, mining engineering, mining geology, mining industry, mine, coastal environment, coastal ecosystem, coast, coastal water, coastal area
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SEIA Rossings proposed desalination plant - Final SEIA report _5 December 2014_Annexure D7_Brine dilution modelling_Final specialist report.pdf 2.85 MB