ArticleACS omega2024
Evolution of Karst Geothermal Hydrochemical Characteristics and Genesis Mechanism in Northern Jinan, Shandong, Eastern China.
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Abstract
The study of geothermal water hydrochemical characteristics and solute transport evolution can provide a reliable hydrogeochemical basis for the development and protection of geothermal resources. Currently, there is a lack of systematic research on the hydrochemical evolution mechanism of geothermal fields in northern Jinan, which limits the development and use of geothermal fields. In this study, the hydrochemical properties of groundwater in northern Jinan were described by analyzing the hydrochemical characteristics of 16 geothermal water samples and 3 cold water samples. The results show that during the transformation from cold water in the south to geothermal water in the north, the contents of major ions all show an increasing trend and the hydrochemical characteristics show obvious zoning characteristics. The hydrochemical type evolved from HCO
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