2009, 28(4) 539-545 DOI:   1013969 / j1issn11004255891200  ISSN: 1004-5589 CN: 22-1111/P

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Keywords
TDS abnormly
geopotential of fluid level
recharge and discharge
cause analysis
Tianjin
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CHEN Rui-Jun
LI Yuan-Yuan
TANG Yong-Xiang
JIA Zhi
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Article by Chen, R. J.
Article by Li, Y. Y.
Article by Tang, Y. X.
Article by Jia, Z.

Analysis of causes and recharge-discharge of Ordovician geothermal fluid in Tianjin area

CHEN Rui-Jun, LI Yuan-Yuan, TANG Yong-Xiang, JIA Zhi

Tianjin Institute of Geothermal Exploration and Development Design, Tianjin 300250, China

Abstract��

TDS of Ordovician geothermal fluid around Tianjin changes greatly with differences between east and west, and there is a high anomaly of TDS and F- in southwestwith a maximum of TDS is 418 mg/L. Through the analysis ofδD-δ18O and fluid dynamic field, the authors consider that the Ordovician geothermal fluid p recip i2 tation came from northern Yanshan area, and drained to south and west. The high abnormal areas of TDS are coin2 cident with the geopotential abnormal areas of reservoir fluid level inWumishan Formation of Jixian System, and the geopotential ofWumishan reservoir fluid level is 23.21��26.96 m higher than Ordovicianps, which indicates recharging dynamical conditions from Wumishan geothermal to Ordovician top. The Liqizhuang fracture which traverses the anomaly area is the recharging passage fromWumishan to Ordovician. The pyrites with 1% concentration at Ordovician strata can enhance the concentration of SO42-  under oxidative decompositionaction, which led to the TDS and F- anomalies in the western area.

Keywords�� TDS abnormly   geopotential of fluid level   recharge and discharge   cause analysis   Tianjin  
Received 2009-05-05 Revised 2009-09-11 Online: 2009-12-25 
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