Effects of Mud Rotary Drilling on Groundwater Quality and the Environmental Impact Assessment of its By-Products in Southern Nigeria.
Among the current methods used for drilling boreholes, mud rotary drilling has been consistently selected as the unit process choice in developing countries due to their low cost and efficient operation. Currently in Nigeria, the major source of potable water for households, communities, institutions and industries is the sinking of boreholes. The development of these boreholes is continuously...
Published at Poster presentation at The University of Oklahoma International Water Conference and International Water Prize Award Ceremony, University of Oklahoma, Norman, USA, October 24-25, 2011.
Published in 2011
Olukanni D.O. and N.C. Ugwu..
OLUKANNI, David O. » Prof. OLUKANNI, David Olatunde had his Ph.D. degree in Civil Engineering. He holds a B.Eng. and M.Eng. degree in Civil Engineering with research focus in Water Resource and Environmental Engineering. He is a Fulbright Fellow to the United State where he studied at the University of Oklahoma, Norman and researched at North Carolina State University, U.S.A. He is working on EESC-A and InVEST... view full profile
