Geochemical and Geothermometry study on hot-water springs for understanding prospectivity of low enthalpy reservoirs of Dholera Geothermal field, Gujarat, India

Shah, Manan; Sircar, Anirbid; Shah, Vrutang; Dholakia, Yashraj

doi:10.1016/j.sesci.2021.04.004

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“…This means that the water is not as hot as hightemperature geothermal sources but still exhibits significant thermal energy. The relatively alkaline pH observed in these hot springs further supports their classification as lowtemperature geothermal sources [22].…”

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Study of Geothermal Characteristics Based on the Geochemistry of Makula Hot Springs Wala Area, South Sangalla, Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Arifin,

Jaya,

Irfan

2023

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Numerous present-day hot springs in the Sulawesi region are divided into two, generally associated with non-volcanic and tectonics geothermal systems, only a small number are associated with active volcanoes, but most do not yet have data to support their utilization.Here we have conducted research at Makula Hot Springs South Sulawesi, the method used is combined geochemical analysis with an estimation of subsurface temperature by using the geothermometer at three sites at Makula Hot Springs. The percentage values of HCO³ˉ, Clˉ, and SO₄²ˉ ion content in hot water samples were analyzed, indicating that the hot springs area was included in the chloride water type. While the results of the estimation of subsurface temperature by using the geothermometer Na -K from the three sites each show the following temperatures: Site I is 124.69℃, Site II is 122.65℃, and Site III is 114.75℃. All sites result in estimations suggested including the low enthalpy which has a temperature limit of <125℃. Furthermore, using the geothermometer Na -K -Mg is known, and the hot springs in the area are included in the partial equilibrium. Geothermal energy in the study area is used for public swimming baths, the development of a tourist attraction, and potentially for a power plant. However, it is still necessary to investigate the geothermal characteristics to maximize the utilization of the hot springs in this area.

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Study of Geothermal Characteristics Based on the Geochemistry of Makula Hot Springs Wala Area, South Sangalla, Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Arifin,

Jaya,

Irfan

2023

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“…Classification and evaluation of water quality are majorly dependent on the chemical parameters (Ca2+, Mg2+, Cl−, HCO3−, Na+, K+, and SO4−2) of groundwater [11] . Geological formations, climatic conditions, and anthropogenic activities in any area have a crucial impact on the physical and chemical parameters responsible for groundwater quality [12] .…”

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Hydrogeochemistry and Therapeutic Effects of Thermal waters of Khenchela (North-East Algeria)

2022

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North Algeria has a relatively large number of thermal springs, there are more than 200 hot springs with a total flow rate of 3200 l/s, characterized by different temperatures and mineral compositions.This study was aimed at investigating the hydrogeochemical characteristics and therapeutic potential of hydrothermal springs of the three study sites located in the North-eastern Algeria, in order to evaluate the source of the thermal water and understand the geochemical evolution, to identify the recharge source, rock-water interactions, and to propose a reservoir temperature. The water samples were collected in April 2021, the physio-chemical parameters were assessed in-situ, Chemical analysis was carried out at the LACIP laboratory -Ain-Mlila, Algeria. The Piper, and ternary (Giggenbach) diagrams were used for the classification of major ions. The thermal waters are characterized by outlet temperature values of 38 to 72 °C, the pH value is slightly acid, with high electrical conductivity about (4000μS/Cm) and the Na-Cl water type. The reservoir temperature was estimated to be 40-160 °C based on different geothermometers. Thermal spring waters, with temperatures above the local mean-annual air temperature, have undergone geothermal heating during deep subsurface circulation in areas of high topographic relief. The clinical assessments clearly confirmed the Hydrogeochemistry… Mohamed Rida MOHAMEDI et al.

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Geological setup and physicochemical characteristics of Munger Groups of thermal springs along Munger–Saharsa Ridge Fault, Bihar, India: A conceptual hydrogeochemical model

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Geochemical and Geothermometry study on hot-water springs for understanding prospectivity of low enthalpy reservoirs of Dholera Geothermal field, Gujarat, India

Cited by 14 publications

References 28 publications

Study of Geothermal Characteristics Based on the Geochemistry of Makula Hot Springs Wala Area, South Sangalla, Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Study of Geothermal Characteristics Based on the Geochemistry of Makula Hot Springs Wala Area, South Sangalla, Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Hydrogeochemistry and Therapeutic Effects of Thermal waters of Khenchela (North-East Algeria)

Geological setup and physicochemical characteristics of Munger Groups of thermal springs along Munger–Saharsa Ridge Fault, Bihar, India: A conceptual hydrogeochemical model

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