To analyze the genesis of Sr isotopes in groundwater of Hebei plain, time-accumulative effect of ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio was studied. It is shown that ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio increases with the increasing age and depth of groundw...To analyze the genesis of Sr isotopes in groundwater of Hebei plain, time-accumulative effect of ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio was studied. It is shown that ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio increases with the increasing age and depth of groundwater and has a positive correlation to 4Heexc and a negative correlation to δ^18O and δD.The groundwater is divided into three groups to discuss the relation between ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio and Sr^2＋ content： ① moderate Sr^2＋ content and higher ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio （water Ⅰ）; ② lower Sr^2＋ content and higher ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio （water Ⅱ）; and ③ higher Sr^2＋ content and lower ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio （water Ⅲ）, that is hot water. On the basis of integrated analysis, it was considered that ① the radiogenic Sr in the Quaternary groundwater （Q4-Q1） originates from weathering of silicate rich in Na and Rb, mainly from plagioclase; ② the radiogenic Sr of hot water in Huanghua port is attributed to carbonate dissolution, with lower ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio and higher Sr/Na ratio; ③ the recharge area is laterally recharged by the groundwater flowing through igneous and metamorphic rocks, with moderate ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio. However, the formation mechanism of Sr isotopes in Tertiary groundwater needs further studies.展开更多
基金This paper is supported by China Geological Survey Project (No. 200320150002).
文摘To analyze the genesis of Sr isotopes in groundwater of Hebei plain, time-accumulative effect of ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio was studied. It is shown that ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio increases with the increasing age and depth of groundwater and has a positive correlation to 4Heexc and a negative correlation to δ^18O and δD.The groundwater is divided into three groups to discuss the relation between ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio and Sr^2＋ content： ① moderate Sr^2＋ content and higher ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio （water Ⅰ）; ② lower Sr^2＋ content and higher ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio （water Ⅱ）; and ③ higher Sr^2＋ content and lower ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio （water Ⅲ）, that is hot water. On the basis of integrated analysis, it was considered that ① the radiogenic Sr in the Quaternary groundwater （Q4-Q1） originates from weathering of silicate rich in Na and Rb, mainly from plagioclase; ② the radiogenic Sr of hot water in Huanghua port is attributed to carbonate dissolution, with lower ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio and higher Sr/Na ratio; ③ the recharge area is laterally recharged by the groundwater flowing through igneous and metamorphic rocks, with moderate ^87Sr/^86Sr ratio. However, the formation mechanism of Sr isotopes in Tertiary groundwater needs further studies.
