Published December 2007 | Version v1
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Isotopic evaluation of geothermal waters in Konya Region (Turkey)

  • 1. Selcuk University, Eng. and Arch. Faculty, Geological Eng. Dept., Konya (Turkey)
  • 2. General Directorate of Mineral Research and Exploration, Ankara (Turkey)

Description

Konya region (Turkey) has three important geothermal subregion. These are Cihanbeyli, Beysehir-Seydisehir-Ilgin and Ismil-Eregli subregions. Geothermal waters in the region have temperature between 19.8-51 deg. C, discharge between 0.1-130 L/s and total mineralization range from 852 to 5110 mg/L. The isotopic analysis evaluated according to 18O/2H, 18O/TU, Cl/TU, pH/EC and Giggenbach diagrams. The geothermal water aquifers are recharged from higher altitudes and they are hardly affected by recent precipitations and these waters reveal meteoric origin. They have more negative δ18O and δ2H values and lower 3H contents compared to cold waters. The reservoir rock temperature is 250 deg. C, and water depths are ranging from 500 to 1000 m. The waters are heated from volcanism and geothermal gradient. (author)

Part of:
Advances in isotope hydrology and its role in sustainable water resources management (IHS-2007). Proceedings of a symposium. Vol. 2

Additional details

Publishing Information

Publisher
IAEA
Imprint Place
Vienna (Austria)
ISBN
978-92-0-110207-2
Imprint Title
Advances in isotope hydrology and its role in sustainable water resources management (IHS-2007). Proceedings of a symposium. Vol. 2
Imprint Pagination
714 p.
Series
Proceedings series
Journal Page Range
p. 589-598
ISSN
0074-1884

Conference

Title
Symposium on advances in isotope hydrology and its role in sustainable water resources management
Acronym
IHS-2007
Dates
21-25 May 2007
Place
Vienna (Austria)

Optional Information

Contract/Grant/Project number
Project BAP 2004/045
Notes
15 refs, 7 figs, 2 tabs Imprint:These proceedings - in two volumes - contain the presentations made at the symposium. A CD-ROM containing the complete text of these proceedings is attached to the inside back cover of the second volume
Secondary number(s)
IAEA-CN--151/107