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|a Gilkey, Millard M.
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|a Water requirements and uses in New Mexico mineral industries /
|c by M.M. Gilkey and Ronald B. Stotelmeyer.
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|a [Washington, D.C.] :
|b U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Mines ;
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|b For sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. G.P.O.,
|c 1965.
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|a Information circular / Bureau of Mines ;
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|a At head of title: Department of Commerce--Bureau of Mines.
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|t Abstract --
|g Introduction --
|t Acknowledgment --
|t Geography --
|t Water potential --
|t Water laws --
|t Water-use practices --
|t Definitions and abbreviations --
|t Mineral extraction and processing --
|t Natural gas transmission --
|t Petroleum refining --
|t Gypsum wallboard --
|t Irrigation --
|t Public water supplies --
|t Water use and mineral product value --
|t Water supply for the mineral industry --
|t Adequacy --
|t Sources and quantities of water --
|t Cost of water --
|t Projection of water requirements for the mineral industry --
|g Appendix.
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|a This report on water requirements for the New mexico mineral industry includes data on industrial operations closely related to mineral production. It contains general information concerning public water supplies at five principal cities and a short discussion of water needs for agriculture. Background data are presented regarding the geography, hydrography, and water laws of New Mexico, as well as precipitation and evaporation characteristics of the State. Most of the information on source, quantity, distribution, cost, and treatment of water was obtained in interviews with company respresentatives. Water systems at 46 operations are illustrated by schematic waterflow diagrams. The study revealed that the New Mexico mineral industry in 1962 used about 16 billion gallons of new water and reused 152 billion gallons, a total usage of 168 billion gallons. Consumption amounted to 7.6 billion gallons. Of the 16 billion gallons of new water, 11.9 billion gallons was "self-supplied" from ground water sources, and 2.6 billion gallons was self supplied from surface sources. Approximately 1.5 billion gallons was purchased. Some of the water from company-owned wells is piped as far as 30 miles. Reported costs fo the self-supplied new water range fro m1 to 20 cents per 1,000 gallons and average 8 cents per 1,000 gallons for power and maintenance. Inadequacy of the supply of new water at many operations necessitates large-scale recirculation. Reported costs for recirculating water (power and maintenance) average 1.8 cents per 1,000 gallons. For the entire New Mexico mineral industry in 1962, the value of product was $42 per 1,000 gallons of new water intake and $88 per 1,000 gallons consumed. Analyses of 40 water samples, listed in the appendix, show the wide range in water quality at plants throughout the State. Projection of the 1962 water requirements of the mineral industry indicate that the total demand for new water will increase from the 16 billion gallons used in 1962 to 24 billion gallons in 1980, a 50 percent increase; and to 36 billion gallons in 2000, which is 125 percent more than the 1962 intake of new water.
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