Brine means all saline geological formation water resulting from, obtained from, or produced in connection with exploration, drilling, well stimulation, production of oil or gas, or plugging of a well.
Brine means all saline geological formation water resulting, obtained, or produced in connection with the exploration, drilling, or production of oil or gas.
Brine means a liquid produced as a by-product of oil or natural gas production or exploration.
Examples of Brine in a sentence
CRC alleges in a 60-Day Notice of Violation dated June 1, 2023, and later amended November 17, 2023 (AG No. 2023-03625), that Turkana sells and/or distributes “Ameva, Grape Leaves in Brine, (UPC# 850023606105)” in California containing lead without a warning as required by Health and Safety Code §§ 25249.5 et seq.
Based on the concentration trends, Piper Diagram, Schoeller (water source) diagram, and Brine Differentiation shall be plotted to evaluate the potential impacts of South Bay Water Recycling (SBWR) recycled water irrigation on groundwater quality.
More Definitions of Brine
Brine means a liquid solution with a concentration of dissolved salts greater than 35 grams of dissolved constituents per kilogram of water.
Brine means all nonpotable water resulting, obtained, or produced from the exploration, drilling, or production of oil or gas, or both.
Brine means saline water with a total dissolved solid concentration greater than 40 000 mg/l.
Brine means a solution of sodium chloride in water where the strength of the solution may vary depending on its use in the end product;
Brine means a heavily concentrated solution containing sodium.
Brine means subterranean saltwater, whether contained in or
Brine means either saline water with a total dissolved solid concentration greater than 40 000mg/l or CSG water after it has been concentrated through water treatment processes and/or evaporation.