Groundwater chemical characteristic analysis and water source identification model study in Gubei coal mine, Northern Anhui Province, China

Qilin Jiang; Qimeng Liu; Yu Liu; Huichan Chai; Jingzhong Zhu

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e26925

February 27, 2024HeliyonOpen Access

Groundwater chemical characteristic analysis and water source identification model study in Gubei coal mine, Northern Anhui Province, China

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Aquifer water quality testing enables the identification of mine water sources, aiming to mitigate potential hazards associated with water inrush accidents in Gubei coal mine.
Testing of water quality evaluates samples from the Cenozoic unconsolidated aquifer, Permian sandstone fracture aquifer, and Carboniferous Taiyuan Formation karst aquifer.
Water source identification modeling supports groundwater chemical characteristic assessment, providing critical safety information to manage inrush hazards in deep coal mining.

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Water quality analysis evaluates groundwater chemical characteristics in coal mine aquifers, highlighting approaches to identify inrush sources and reduce hazard risks.

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