Geothermal resources are increasingly gaining attention as a competitive,clean energy source to address the energy crisis and mitigate climate change.The Wugongshan area,situated in the southeast coast geothermal belt...Geothermal resources are increasingly gaining attention as a competitive,clean energy source to address the energy crisis and mitigate climate change.The Wugongshan area,situated in the southeast coast geothermal belt of China,is a typical geothermal anomaly and contains abundant medium-and low-temperature geothermal resources.This study employed hydrogeochemical and isotopic techniques to explore the cyclic evolution of geothermal water in the western Wugongshan region,encompassing the recharge origin,water-rock interaction mechanisms,and residence time.The results show that the geothermal water in the western region of Wugongshan is weakly alkaline,with low enthalpy and mineralization levels.The hydrochemistry of geothermal waters is dominated by Na-HCO_(3)and Na-SO_(4),while the hydrochemistry types of cold springs are all Na-HCO_(3).The hydrochemistry types of surface waters and rain waters are NaHCO_(3)or Ca-HCO_(3).The δD and δ^(18)O values reveal that the geothermal waters are recharged by atmospheric precipitation at an altitude between 550.0 and 1218.6 m.Molar ratios of maj or solutes and isotopic compositions of^(87)Sr/^(86)Sr underscore the significant role of silicate weathering,dissolution,and cation exchange in controlling geothermal water chemistry.Additionally,geothermal waters experienced varying degrees of mixing with cold water during their ascent.Theδ^(13)C values suggest that the primary sources of carbon in the geothermal waters were biogenic and organic.Theδ^(34)S value suggests that the sulfates in geothermal water originate from sulfide minerals in the surrounding rock.Age dating using 3H and^(14)C isotopes suggests that geothermal waters have a residence time exceeding 1 kaBP and undergo a long-distance cycling process.展开更多
Granites of the Mesozoic Era are widespread in South China,and many of them have been shaped into spectacular landscapes with high tourism development values.However,the controlling factors and evolution stages of the...Granites of the Mesozoic Era are widespread in South China,and many of them have been shaped into spectacular landscapes with high tourism development values.However,the controlling factors and evolution stages of these granite landscapes were poorly understood.In this study,the Hypsometric Integral curves(HIc),and Hypsometric Integral(HI)values of the Mount Wugong were extracted from digital elevation model data in a geographic information system environment.The relationships between the HIc,HI values,and factors including the tectonism,lithology and climate of the study area were analyzed to determine the evolution of granite landscapes evolution in the main scenic areas of the Mount Wugongshan.The HI values on the northwestern and southeastern slopes of the Mount Wugongshan range from 0.223 to 0.415 and 0.385 to 0.465,respectively;the HIc are mainly concave on the northwestern slopes and irregularly‘Sshaped’on the southeastern slopes.The main ridge of the granite geomorphic scenic area of the Mount Wugongshan,where the alpine meadow geomorphic landscape is located,is in the youthful stage of geomorphic evolution,the Mt.Jinding-Mt.Wanlong and Mt.Mingyue-Wentang scenic areas are in the old stage,and the Yangshimu scenic area is in the mature stage.Differences in watershed scale may be the main reason for the variabilities in geomorphic evolution in the area,while the regular development of tectonic phenomena is a key factor shaping the spatial variability in the watersheds on both sides of the main ridge.展开更多
Wugongshan in Jiangxi Province, China was a Mesozoic granitic dome-type extensional tectonics that is composed of metamorphic core complexes, ductile and brittle shear-deformed zones distributed around Mesozoic granit...Wugongshan in Jiangxi Province, China was a Mesozoic granitic dome-type extensional tectonics that is composed of metamorphic core complexes, ductile and brittle shear-deformed zones distributed around Mesozoic granites. Within it, the foliation defines an E-W elliptical shape and bears S-N stretching lineations. The axial part is located in Hongjiang-Wanlongshan area and occupied by oriented granites with coaxial symmetric shear fabrics. The southem and northern flanks, including rocks in the Anfu Basin to the south and the Pingxiang Basin to the north, display top-to-south and top-to-north motions, respectively. The ductile and brittle structures indicate a geometric and kinematic consistency. The extensional tectonics is developed on a Caledonian metamorphic basement and is unconformably covered by Late Cretaceous red beds. Isotopic ages on muscovite, biotite and whole rock by40Ar-39Ar, K-Ar and Rb-Sr suggest that the Wugongshan extensional doming began from the Triassic and ended in the Late Cretaceous. A geodynamic model is discussed.展开更多
Ⅰ. GEOLOGICAL BACKGROUND Covering an area of 1200 km^2, the Wugongshan migmatite-granite batholith is located on the northwestern margin of South China Caledonian folded region and the southern flank of Pingxiang-Gua...Ⅰ. GEOLOGICAL BACKGROUND Covering an area of 1200 km^2, the Wugongshan migmatite-granite batholith is located on the northwestern margin of South China Caledonian folded region and the southern flank of Pingxiang-Guangfeng deep fault. It is characterized by the trinity of meta-sediments,展开更多
基金funded by the project of China Geological Survey(Grant No.DD20221677-2)the Central Public-Interest Scientific Institution Basal Research Fund(Grant No.JKYQN202307)。
文摘Geothermal resources are increasingly gaining attention as a competitive,clean energy source to address the energy crisis and mitigate climate change.The Wugongshan area,situated in the southeast coast geothermal belt of China,is a typical geothermal anomaly and contains abundant medium-and low-temperature geothermal resources.This study employed hydrogeochemical and isotopic techniques to explore the cyclic evolution of geothermal water in the western Wugongshan region,encompassing the recharge origin,water-rock interaction mechanisms,and residence time.The results show that the geothermal water in the western region of Wugongshan is weakly alkaline,with low enthalpy and mineralization levels.The hydrochemistry of geothermal waters is dominated by Na-HCO_(3)and Na-SO_(4),while the hydrochemistry types of cold springs are all Na-HCO_(3).The hydrochemistry types of surface waters and rain waters are NaHCO_(3)or Ca-HCO_(3).The δD and δ^(18)O values reveal that the geothermal waters are recharged by atmospheric precipitation at an altitude between 550.0 and 1218.6 m.Molar ratios of maj or solutes and isotopic compositions of^(87)Sr/^(86)Sr underscore the significant role of silicate weathering,dissolution,and cation exchange in controlling geothermal water chemistry.Additionally,geothermal waters experienced varying degrees of mixing with cold water during their ascent.Theδ^(13)C values suggest that the primary sources of carbon in the geothermal waters were biogenic and organic.Theδ^(34)S value suggests that the sulfates in geothermal water originate from sulfide minerals in the surrounding rock.Age dating using 3H and^(14)C isotopes suggests that geothermal waters have a residence time exceeding 1 kaBP and undergo a long-distance cycling process.
基金supported by the Doctoral Scientific Research Foundation of East China University of Technology(Grant No.DHBK2019005)the Postdoctoral Research Foundation of the Geological Survey of Jiangxi Province(Grant No.202020)。
文摘Granites of the Mesozoic Era are widespread in South China,and many of them have been shaped into spectacular landscapes with high tourism development values.However,the controlling factors and evolution stages of these granite landscapes were poorly understood.In this study,the Hypsometric Integral curves(HIc),and Hypsometric Integral(HI)values of the Mount Wugong were extracted from digital elevation model data in a geographic information system environment.The relationships between the HIc,HI values,and factors including the tectonism,lithology and climate of the study area were analyzed to determine the evolution of granite landscapes evolution in the main scenic areas of the Mount Wugongshan.The HI values on the northwestern and southeastern slopes of the Mount Wugongshan range from 0.223 to 0.415 and 0.385 to 0.465,respectively;the HIc are mainly concave on the northwestern slopes and irregularly‘Sshaped’on the southeastern slopes.The main ridge of the granite geomorphic scenic area of the Mount Wugongshan,where the alpine meadow geomorphic landscape is located,is in the youthful stage of geomorphic evolution,the Mt.Jinding-Mt.Wanlong and Mt.Mingyue-Wentang scenic areas are in the old stage,and the Yangshimu scenic area is in the mature stage.Differences in watershed scale may be the main reason for the variabilities in geomorphic evolution in the area,while the regular development of tectonic phenomena is a key factor shaping the spatial variability in the watersheds on both sides of the main ridge.
文摘Wugongshan in Jiangxi Province, China was a Mesozoic granitic dome-type extensional tectonics that is composed of metamorphic core complexes, ductile and brittle shear-deformed zones distributed around Mesozoic granites. Within it, the foliation defines an E-W elliptical shape and bears S-N stretching lineations. The axial part is located in Hongjiang-Wanlongshan area and occupied by oriented granites with coaxial symmetric shear fabrics. The southem and northern flanks, including rocks in the Anfu Basin to the south and the Pingxiang Basin to the north, display top-to-south and top-to-north motions, respectively. The ductile and brittle structures indicate a geometric and kinematic consistency. The extensional tectonics is developed on a Caledonian metamorphic basement and is unconformably covered by Late Cretaceous red beds. Isotopic ages on muscovite, biotite and whole rock by40Ar-39Ar, K-Ar and Rb-Sr suggest that the Wugongshan extensional doming began from the Triassic and ended in the Late Cretaceous. A geodynamic model is discussed.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘Ⅰ. GEOLOGICAL BACKGROUND Covering an area of 1200 km^2, the Wugongshan migmatite-granite batholith is located on the northwestern margin of South China Caledonian folded region and the southern flank of Pingxiang-Guangfeng deep fault. It is characterized by the trinity of meta-sediments,
