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Aren't there old coal mines where it can be dumped ? Since its raw crude I presume, you won't have leeching problems. https://www.mining-technology.com/wp-con
by sand_castles 6y ago
Aren't there old coal mines where it can be dumped ?
Since its raw crude I presume, you won't have leeching problems.
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You could store 100 tanker worth of oil here.
- teruakohatu 6y agoCrude oil and it's vapors are highly toxic. Maybe you could store it there if you capped the giant hole, but that wouldnt be feasible. https://www.amfs.com/effects-of-crude-oil-exposure/ https://www.amfs.com/effects-of-crude-oil-exposure/ Why wouldn't you have leeching problems? If you filled that mine up the oil at the bottom would be under a lot of pressure.
- koheripbal 6y agoThis is no different than when it's in the ground naturally.
- cgpcraig 6y agoThose pits fill up with water once they're decommissioned unless you're in a dry region. The rocks usually have fractures which allow surrounding ground water to leak into the pit, only reason they don't flood is because you lower the water table around the pit in the years before.