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Investigations of oil pollution with electrical prospecting methods

Vladimir Shevnin, A. A. Bobatchev, D. K. Bolshakov, D. A. Leonov

3rd EEGS Meeting · 1997 · 18 citations · 5 references

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Abstract

The most widespread source of pollution in Russia is the oil pollution. It occurs at all stages of oil production, transportation and processing. Outflows, proceeding during decades result to formation of oil secondary deposits.

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