Carbon isotopic constraints on CO2 degassing in cold-water Geysers, Green River, Utah
Carbon isotopic constraints on CO2 degassing in cold-water Geysers, Green River, Utah
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犹他州格林河冷水间歇泉中二氧化碳脱气的碳同位素限制
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10.1016/j.egypro.2009.01.307
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2009
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Assayag N
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Cold-water geysers at Green River, in east central Utah are sourced by natural springs situated along the Little Grand Wash and Salt Wash faults zones, as well as abandoned oil and water wells. The intermittent geysers are driven by degassing of CO2from CO2-rich waters sourced from the Jurassic Navajo sandstone. Here we discuss use of δ13C analyses of water and gases to estimate the depth at which the ascending waters become CO2saturated. This is a potentially important control in the unlikely event of rapid CO2escape from CO2reservoirs. In Green River, it is also important for calculation of the kinetics of fluid-mineral reactions in the Navajo sandstone as an analogue for predicting the fate of CO2in carbon storage reservoirs.