2019
DOI: 10.1051/e3sconf/20199801005
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Chemical composition and formation conditions of NaHCO3 type of waters in the eastern Transbaikalia

Abstract: The chemical composition of the supergene zone groundwater in the Eastern Transbaikalia is considered. The main geochemical processes for steppe landscapes are identified and determined the causes of some component’s concentrations in groundwater. To understand the formation conditions of NaHCO3 water, were calculated equilibria of this water with the main minerals of the region’s rocks.

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“…On one hand, the massive extraction of groundwater to meet agricultural and domestic needs of urban population has led to lowering of groundwater table to around 45 mbgl (CGWB, 2022); and on the other, loose quaternary deposits of sand, silt, gravel and pebbles provide a suitable condition for infiltration and penetration of rainwater, irrigation flows and urban discharge. A part of this infiltrated water penetrates into the basement rocks of the discharge zone and interacts with aluminosilicates rocks present there, resulting in the formation of Na-HCO 3 types of groundwater (Borzenko et al, 2019).…”
Section: Physico-chemical Analysis and Groundwater Faciesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On one hand, the massive extraction of groundwater to meet agricultural and domestic needs of urban population has led to lowering of groundwater table to around 45 mbgl (CGWB, 2022); and on the other, loose quaternary deposits of sand, silt, gravel and pebbles provide a suitable condition for infiltration and penetration of rainwater, irrigation flows and urban discharge. A part of this infiltrated water penetrates into the basement rocks of the discharge zone and interacts with aluminosilicates rocks present there, resulting in the formation of Na-HCO 3 types of groundwater (Borzenko et al, 2019).…”
Section: Physico-chemical Analysis and Groundwater Faciesmentioning
confidence: 99%