FORMATION OF THE HYDROCHEMICAL REGIME AND INTER-IONIC CORRELATION DEPENDENCIES IN ARTIFICIAL WATER BODIES FED BY GROUNDWATER
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Keywords: Artificial lakes, drainage canal (collector), groundwater, buffer, sulfates, chlorine ions.Abstract
Abstract: This study examines the variations in mineralization states within several artificial lakes fed by a common drainage canal. Regardless of the chemical and hydrochemical composition of the wastewater supplied by the drainage channels – the primary water source for these artificial bodies – the research focuses on the impact of groundwater seepage. Specifically, it analyzes how groundwater percolates through the soil into the artificial lakes and subsequently interacts and mixes with the existing surface water, thereby altering the overall hydrochemical regime.
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