ArticleACS omega2024
Water-Rock Interaction Mechanisms and Hydrochemical Evolution in the Underground Reservoirs of Coal Mines.
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Abstract
Coal-mine underground reservoirs play pivotal roles in water purification through water-rock interactions; however, underlying mechanisms associated with water-rock interactions remain unclear to date. To address this issue, this study considered the underground reservoirs of the Daliuta coal mine, Shendong to conduct the analysis. Through onsite sampling and laboratory simulation experiments, along with hydrochemical-diagram-based analysis, multivariate statistical analysis, and hydrogeochemical simulations, the sources and evolutions of major ions associated with the water of the underground reservoirs were elucidated. Results revealed that the suspended-solid content, turbidity, electrical conductivity, and total dissolved solid concentration in the water at the outlet of the underground reservoirs decreased significantly compared to corresponding values at the inlet. Alteration in the hydrochemical type of water was observed from the Cl·HCO
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