Hydrochemical evolution of groundwater in a riparian zone affected by acid mine drainage (AMD), South China: the role of river-groundwater interactions and groundwater residence time

Hydrochemical evolution of groundwater in a riparian zone affected by acid mine drainage (AMD), South China: the role of river-groundwater interactions and groundwater residence time
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华南酸性矿山排水(AMD)影响的河岸带地下水水化学演化:河流-地下水相互作用和地下水停留时间的作用

DOI:
10.1007/s12665-018-7977-2
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Chen Qian
Chen Qian
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学4区
文献类型:
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作者:
Wen Jing;Tang Changyuan;Cao Yingjie;Li Xing;Chen Qian

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Investigations were undertaken in the riparian zone near Shangba village, an AMD area, in southern China to determine the effects that river–groundwater interactions and groundwater residence time have had on environmental quality and geochemical evolution of groundwater. Based on the Darcy’s law and ionic mass balances as well as the method of isotopic tracer, the results showed that there were active interactions between AMD-contaminated river water and groundwater in the riparian zone in the study area. River water was found to be the main source of groundwater recharge in the northwestern part of the study area, whereas groundwater was found to be discharging into the river in the southeastern part of the study area throughout the year. End-member mixing analysis quantified that the contributions of river water to groundwater decreased gradually from 35.9% to negligible levels along the flow path. The calculated mixing concentrations of major ions indicated that water–rock reactions were the most important influence on groundwater quality. The wide range of Ca2++ Mg2+and HCO3−ratios and the change of groundwater type from Ca2+–SO42−type to a chemical composition dominated by Ca2+–HCO3−type indicated a change of the major water–rock reaction process from the influence of H2SO4(AMD) to that of CO2(soil respiration) along a groundwater flow path. Furthermore, the kinetics interpretation of SO42−and HCO3−concentrations suggested that the overlapping time of their kinetics triggered the hydrochemical evolution and the change of major weathering agent. This process might take approximately 8 years and this kinetic time will be continued when a steady source of contamination enter the aquifer.