1999
DOI: 10.1080/02626669909492290
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Application of Principal Components Analysis to the study of CO2-rich thermomineral waters in the aquifer system of Alto Guadalentín (Spain)

Abstract: The southeast of the Betic Cordilleras has long been recognized as an area with numerous geothermal anomalies of regional character. Many thermal springs appear related to currently tectonically active fault systems. Carbon dioxide and other gases in these waters have been mobilized through those fault systems. The great depth of these "slip-strike zones" affects the entire thickness of the lithosphère and leads to contrasting crustal domains of different natures and structures. In this area, the detrital aqui… Show more

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“…So groundwater mining is accompanied in some areas, although not always, by progressive water quality impairment, mostly an increase in sulfate content Pulido-Bosch el al., 1995). In the Guadalentín river valley, near Lorca, some deep wells produced CO 2 rich water after completion (Cerón et al, 1999;Solís el al., 1994), probably of geogenic origin and related to deep faulting.…”
Section: Environmental Consequences Of Groundwater Development In Soumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So groundwater mining is accompanied in some areas, although not always, by progressive water quality impairment, mostly an increase in sulfate content Pulido-Bosch el al., 1995). In the Guadalentín river valley, near Lorca, some deep wells produced CO 2 rich water after completion (Cerón et al, 1999;Solís el al., 1994), probably of geogenic origin and related to deep faulting.…”
Section: Environmental Consequences Of Groundwater Development In Soumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El Alto Guadalentín comenzó antes a ser explotado con intensidad y a ser utilizado para riego en la comarca de Mazarrón. Los niveles empezaron a bajar entre 1 y 3 m al año y pronto en algunos sondeos aparecieron problemas de gases, especialmente CO 2 que dieron problemas en los equipos de bombeo y en las conducciones con obstrucciones, roturas y problemas de corrosión que añadido al problema de los descensos de nivel y el empeoramiento de la calidad química del agua obligaron al abandono de muchos pozos (Cerón et al, 1999). La explotación en 1973 fue de 24 hm 3 /año y 69 hm 3 /año en 1987 con bajadas de nivel de 2.5 m/año en el periodo (1973)(1974)(1975)(1976), 4.5 m/año en el (1976-1984) y 9 a 10 m/año en el (1984)(1985)(1986)(1987).…”
Section: Acuíferos Del Guadalentínunclassified
“…L'analyse des données géochimiques en vue de déterminer les processus et les sources de la minéralisation des eaux souterraines de la nappe de la Jeffara est basée en partie sur les techniques statistiques (Melloul et Collin 1992, Morell et al 1996, Cerón et al 1999, Güler et al 2002, Hamzaoui et al 2011.…”
Section: Cadre Hydrogeologiqueunclassified