Method of providing fertilizer from brines
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Mar 18, 1986
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Sep 4, 1984
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Sep 4, 1984
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A process is provided for the recovery of one or more useful products including fertilizer, salt, and/or purified process water from brines. The source of the brines can be oil field wastes, seawater, or other inland brine sources. Phosphoric acid is initially added to the brine followed by addition of ammonia or a basic form of potassium. The resulting precipitate is useful as a fertilizer. The remaining salt in the brine may then be removed and recovered along with purified process water.
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