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Main Authors:	Hölting, Bernward 1930-2015 (Author), Coldewey, Wilhelm Georg 1943- (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English German
Published:	Berlin Springer [2019]
Series:	Springer textbooks in earth sciences, geography and environment
Subjects:	Hydrogeologie Angewandte Hydrogeologie applied geology geochemistry groundwater water management watershed Einführung
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Physical Description:	xxvii, 357 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten
ISBN:	9783662563731 3662563738

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adam_text	CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................ 1 1.1 HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE...................................................................................... 2 P ART I GENERAL HYDROGEOLOGY 2 THEORIES AND BASIC TERM INOLOGY............................................................................ 7 2.1 DEFINITION OF GROUNDWATER.............................................................................. 7 2.2 THEORIES AND DEFINITIONS OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE.................................... 7 2.3 BASIC HYDROGEOLOGICAL TERM S........................................................................ 8 3 VOIDS IN THE SUBSOIL.................................................................................................. 11 3.1 PORE V OIDS........................................................................................................ 11 3.1.1 POROSITY............................................................................................ 11 3.1.2 VOID R ATIO....................................................................................... 14 3.1.3 GRAIN SHAPE AND ROUGHNESS.......................................................... 14 3.1.4 GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION .................................................................. 14 3.1.5 BULK DENSITY......................................................................... 15 3.2 INTERFACE (JOINT) V OIDS .................................................................................... 16 3.3 KARST V OIDS............................................................................................ 18 3.4 ANTHROPOGENIC V OIDS...................................................................................... 19 4 G EOHYDRAULICS............................................................................................................ 21 4.1 GEOHYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY OF POROUS R OCKS ............................................... 22 4.1.1 DARCY*S L AW .................................................................................... 22 4.1.2 PERMEABILITY.................................................................................... 23 4.1.3 DETERMINATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF PERMEABILITY......................... 24 4.1.4 VELOCITY TERM S ............................................................................... 24 4.2 ANISOTROPY........................................................................................................ 27 4.3 GEOHYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY OF JOINTED R OCKS............................................... 28 4.4 TRANSMISSIVITY.................................................................................................. 29 4.5 LEAKAGE............................................................................................................ 30 4.6 STORAGE COEFFICIENT.......................................................................................... 30 5 SURFACE W ATER INFILTRATION....................................................................................... 33 5.1 RAIN WATER INFILTRATION.................................................................................... 33 5.2 BANK INFILTRATION............................................................................................... 37 6 G ROUNDW ATER D YNAM ICS........................................................................................... 39 6.1 GROUNDWATER FLOW SYSTEMS ........................................................................... 44 6.2 GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE.................................................................................. 47 6.3 NATURAL GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE..................................................................... 48 6.3.1 SPRINGS.............................................................................................. 49 6.3.2 R IVERS............................................................................................... 53 6.3.3 LAKES AND GROUNDWATER PONDS...................................................... 54 6.4 SINKHOLES........................................................................................................... 54 7 G ROUNDW ATER M ORPHOLOGY....................................................................................... 55 7.1 GROUNDWATER EQUIPOTENTIAL M AP..................................................................... 55 7.2 HYDROGEOLOGICAL SECTIONS ............................................................................... 59 7.3 GROUNDWATER EQUIPOTENTIAL DIFFERENCE M AP ................................................. 60 7.4 HYDROISOBATH M APS.......................................................................................... 60 7.5 GROUNDWATER PROSPECT M AP ............................................................................ 60 7.6 CONSEQUENCE M AP ............................................................................................ 60 7.7 HYDROGEOLOGICAL M APPING .............................................................................. 61 8 HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE: W ATER B ALANCE....................................................................... 63 8.1 CHANGES IN GROUNDWATER STORAGE................................................................... 66 8.2 PRECIPITATION...................................................................................................... 67 8.2.1 DEFINITIONS........................................................................................ 67 8.2.2 MEASUREMENTS.................................................................................. 67 8.2.3 REPRESENTATION OPTIONS .................................................................. 67 8.3 EVAPORATION....................................................................................................... 69 8.3.1 DEFINITIONS........................................................................................ 70 8.3.2 MEASUREMENT ................................................................................... 71 8.3.3 CALCULATION OF POTENTIAL EVAPOTRANSPIRATION................................. 75 8.4 DISCHARGE.......................................................................................................... 77 8.4.1 DEFINITIONS........................................................................................ 79 8.4.2 MEASUREMENT ................................................................................... 80 8.4.3 REPRESENTATION................................................................................. 81 8.5 GROUNDWATER BUDGET/GROUNDWATER STORAGE .................................................. 88 9 NUMERICAL G ROUNDW ATER M ODELS............................................................................ 91 9.1 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... 91 9.2 BASIC PRINCIPLES................................................................................................ 91 9.3 MODEL CREATION................................................................................................. 92 9.4 MODEL APPLICATION........................................................................................... 93 9.4.1 GROUNDWATER FLOW M ODELS ............................................................ 93 9.4.2 MASS TRANSPORT M ODELS.................................................................. 93 9.4.3 PROGRAM PACKAGES........................................................................... 94 10 BASIC PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL F A C TO RS.................................................................... 95 10.1 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... 95 10.1.1 ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF W ATER ..................................................... 95 10.1.2 ISOTOPE HYDROLOGY .......................................................................... 96 10.1.3 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF PURE W ATER.................................................. 99 P A RT II G ROUNDW ATER PROPERTIES 11 BASIC CHEMICAL AND PHYSICOCHEMICAL P RINCIPLES................................................. 107 11.1 CHEMICAL CONCENTRATION D ATA......................................................................... 107 11.1.1 AMOUNT OF SUBSTANCE ..................................................................... 107 11.1.2 EQUIVALENT PARTICLES ........................................................................ 107 11.1.3 MOLAR M ASS...................................................................................... 108 11.1.4 MOLAR CONCENTRATION....................................................................... 109 11.1.5 M OLALITY............................................................................................ 109 11.1.6 EQUIVALENT CONCENTRATION............................................................... 109 11.1.7 MOLAR RATIOS OF THE EQUIVALENTS.................................................... 110 11.1.8 M ASS................................................................................................. 110 11.1.9 MASS CONCENTRATION........................................................................ 110 11.1.10 CONVERSION OF CONCENTRATIONS ....................................................... I L L 11.1.11 MASS R ATIO....................................................................................... 112 11.1.12 NON-METRIC U NITS ............................................................................ 112 11.2 SOLUBILITY OF SOLIDS IN W ATER.......................................................................... 113 11.2.1 ELECTROLYTIC DISSOCIATION ................................................................ 114 11.2.2 SOLUBILITY OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCES .................................................. 115 11.2.3 SOLUBILITY PRODUCTS (SOLUBILITY CONSTANTS) .................................... 115 11.3 SOLUBILITY OF GASES IN W ATER........................................................................... 117 11.4 MOLAR CONCENTRATIONS AND ACTIVITIES ............................................................. 118 11.5 CARBONATE BALANCE.......................................................................................... 121 11.6 INFLUENCE OF THE PH-VALUE ON SOLUBILITY....................................................... 128 11.7 INFLUENCE OF THE REDOX POTENTIAL ON SOLUBILITY............................................. 129 11.8 ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY.................................................................................... 136 12 PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN G ROUNDW ATER F LOW .............................................. 141 12.1 DISSOLUTION AND PRECIPITATION ......................... ... ............................................. 141 12.2 ADSORPTION AND DESORPTION............................................................................. 143 12.3 ION EXCHANGE.................................................................................................... 144 12.3.1 TYPES OF EXCHANGE W ATERS............................................................ 144 12.4 DIFFUSION AND ION-SIEVE EFFECT IN ARGILLACEOUS R OCKS................................ 146 12.5 OXIDATION AND REDUCTION................................................................................ 147 12.6 INPUT AND TRANSPORT OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCES IN THE SUBSOIL .......................... 148 12.7 THERMODYNAMICS.............................................................................................. 150 13 G ROUNDW ATER B IOLOGY............................................................................................... 155 13.1 MICROBIOLOGY OF GROUNDWATER........................................................................ 155 13.1.1 GROUNDWATER GEOHYGIENE .............................................................. 156 13.1.2 MICROBIAL DEGRADATION PROCESSES.................................................. 158 13.2 GEOHYDROCHEMICAL ANALYSES AND THEIR EVALUATION....................................... 160 13.2.1 PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PARAMETERS OF A WATER ANALYSIS ............ 161 13.2.2 CALCULATION OF NON-ANALYZED PARAMETERS ..................................... 173 13.2.3 PLAUSIBILITY CHECKS ......................................................................... 176 13.2.4 EVALUATION AND PRESENTATION OF ANALYTICAL RESULTS...................... 177 14 G ROUNDW ATER CLASSIFICATIONS................................................................................... 193 14.1 CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO CONDUCTING R OCK............................................. 193 14.2 CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO GEOHYDROCHEMICAL PROPERTIES (INDEPENDENT OF CONDUCTING R OCK)....................................................................................... 193 14.2.1 CLASSIFICATION OF MINERAL AND MEDICINAL W A TE R.......................... 195 14.3 CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO POTENTIAL U S E .................................................... 197 P ART III APPLIED HYDROGEOLOGY 15 G ROUNDW ATER E XPLOITATION....................................................................................... 203 15.1 CONSULTATION AND EXPERT-OPINION REPORTS .................................................... 203 15.2 PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS .............................................................................. 204 15.3 DETERMINING GROUNDWATER RECHARGE ............................................................. 205 15.3.1 GENERAL REMARKS............................................................................. 205 15.3.2 DETERMINATION OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE RATES USING LYSIMETERS ....................................................................................... 207 15.3.3 DETERMINATION OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE RATES FROM SOIL WATER BALANCE............................................................................................. 208 15.3.4 DETERMINATION OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE RATES FROM THE DISCHARGE IN RECEIVING WATERCOURSES .......................................... 208 15.3.5 DETERMINATION OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE RATES FROM THE WATER-BALANCE EQUATIONS............................................................... 208 15.3.6 DETERMINATION OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE RATES FROM HYDROISOPLETHS ................................................................................ 209 15.3.7 DETERMINATION OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE RATES FROM CHLORIDE CONCENTRATION IN THE GROUNDWATER AND PRECIPITATION .................. 210 15.3.8 DETERMINATION OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE RATES USING THE TOTAL TRITIUM M ETHOD..................................................................... 210 15.3.9 DETERMINATION OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE RATES FROM WATERWORKS D ATA ............................................................................ 210 15.3.10 APPLICABILITY OF DETERMINATION METHODS IN DIFFERENT TYPES OF INVESTIGATED A REAS........................................................................... 210 15.4 GEOPHYSICAL M ETHODS...................................................................................... 211 15.4.1 GEOPHYSICAL SURFACE MEASUREMENTS ............................................. 211 15.4.2 GEOPHYSICAL BOREHOLE MEASUREMENTS........................................... 217 15.4.3 APPLICATION AND ANALYSIS OF GEOPHYSICAL MEASUREMENTS ........... 219 15.5 MAIN INVESTIGATIONS.......................................................................................... 219 15.5.1 QUALITY CRITERIA FOR DRILLING AND DEVELOPMENT............................ 219 15.5.2 CONSTRUCTING ABSTRACTION AND OBSERVATION W ELLS ....................... 220 15.5.3 CALLS FOR TENDERS: GERMAN EXPERIENCE......................................... 221 15.6 DRILLING M ETHODS.............................................................................................. 225 15.6.1 DRY DRILLING..................................................................................... 225 15.6.2 HYDRAULIC CIRCULATION DRILLING....................................................... 228 15.6.3 SLANTED AND HORIZONTAL DRILLING..................................................... 229 15.6.4 BOREHOLE BLASTING............................................................................ 230 16 GEOHYDRAULIC INVESTIGATIONS.................................................................................... 231 16.1 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF GEOHYDRAULIC INVESTIGATIONS .......................................... 231 16.2 LABORATORY T ESTS .............................................................................................. 233 16.2.1 DETERMINATION OF COEFFICIENT OF PERMEABILITY OF UNCONSOLIDATED ROCKS USING GRAIN-SIZE DISTRIBUTION ........................................... 233 16.2.2 DETERMINATION OF COEFFICIENT OF PERMEABILITY OF UNCONSOLIDATED ROCKS USING FLOW-THROUGH T ESTS ................................................ 235 16.2.3 DETERMINATION OF COEFFICIENT OF BEDROCK PERMEABILITY USING FLOW-THROUGH T ESTS........................................................................ 237 16.2.4 GENERAL REMARKS ON LABORATORY TEST RESULTS ............................. 237 16.3 FIELD T ESTS......................................................................................................... 237 16.3.1 PUMPING T ESTS................................................................................. 237 16.3.2 OTHER FIELD T ESTS............................................................................. 252 16.3.3 ORIENTATING DETERMINATION M ETHODS ............................................. 257 16.4 DETERMINATION OF GEOHYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY USING TRACER T ESTS............... 260 16.4.1 USING DYE AS A TRACER.................................................................... 260 16.4.2 USING SALT AS A TRACER..................................................................... 261 16.4.3 USING ARTIFICIAL RADIOACTIVE TRACERS............................................. 262 16.4.4 USING SPORES AS A TRACER................................................................ 262 16.4.5 USING BACTERIA AS A TRACER............................................................. 262 16.4.6 USING BORON (OR BORATE) AND FLUOROCHLOROCARBON AS TRACERS. . . 262 16.4.7 DETERMINATION OF COEFFICIENT OF PERMEABILITY USING RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN W ELLS............................................................................. 262 17 W ATER EXPLOITATION.................................................................................................... 265 17.1 WATER EXPLOITATION IN AREAS WITH WATER SHORTAGES ..................................... 265 17.2 WATER EXPLOITATION FROM SURFACE WATERS AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS ............. 267 17.3 WATER EXPLOITATION THROUGH CATCHMENTS OF SPRINGS, PERCOLATION SYSTEMS AND GALLERIES..................................................................................................... 268 17.4 WATER EXPLOITATION THROUGH W ELLS................................................................ 269 17.4.1 EXPLOITATION THROUGH SHAFT W ELLS ................................................ 269 17.4.2 EXPLOITATION THROUGH VERTICAL W ELLS............................................ 270 17.4.3 EXPLOITATION USING HORIZONTAL COLLECTOR W ELLS ........................... 270 17.4.4 WELL DESIGN AND DETERMINATION OF WELL-SPECIFIC D ATA .............. 271 17.5 WATER EXPLOITATION OR SEWAGE DISPOSAL USING PERCOLATION SYSTEMS. . . . 278 17.6 RAIN WATER INFILTRATION: GERMAN EXPERIENCE ................................................ 282 17.7 CATCHMENT AND EXPLOITATION OF MINERAL, MEDICINAL AND THERMAL W ATERS. . . 283 18 BUILDING ACTIVITIES IN G ROUNDW ATER....................................................................... 285 18.1 BUILDING IN GROUNDWATER................................................................................ 285 18.2 GROUNDWATER DRAWDOWN................................................................................ 285 18.3 RISE OF GROUNDWATER LEVEL............................................................................. 287 19 DRINKING W ATER PROTECTION GERM AN EXPERIENCE.................................................. 289 19.1 CONSERVATION A REAS ......................................................................................... 289 19.1.1 WATER PROTECTION A REAS .................................................................. 289 19.1.2 PERSPECTIVES IN GROUNDWATER PROTECTION....................................... 293 19.1.3 MEDICINAL-SPRING PROTECTION A REA ................................................ 293 19.1.4 SPRING PROTECTION A REA................................................................... 294 19.2 SOURCES OF GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION ....................................................... 294 19.2.1 CONTAMINATION WITH SOLID W ASTES................................................. 296 19.2.2 CONTAMINATION FROM AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTRY U SES .................. 299 19.2.3 CONTAMINATION FROM PHARMACEUTICAL U SAGE................................. 303 19.2.4 CONTAMINATION THROUGH ATMOSPHERIC PATHWAYS......................... 303 19.2.5 DIRECT CONTAMINATION ..................................................................... 303 19.2.6 CONTAMINATION FROM ROAD TRAFFIC................................................. 310 19.2.7 THERMAL CONTAMINATION ................................................................. 311 19.2.8 CONTAMINATION FROM CONSTRUCTION W ORKS .................................... 312 19.2.9 CONTAMINATION FROM GRAVEYARDS............................. 313 19.2.10 GEOGENIC GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION ........................................ 313 19.3 REDUCTION OF GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION ................................................... 313 19.4 IMPACTS OF GROUNDWATER ABSTRACTION............................................................. 317 19.4.1 YIELD REDUCTIONS DUE TO GROUNDWATER ABSTRACTION: AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTRY CONTEXTS............................................... 317 19.4.2 BUILDING-AREA GROUND DAMAGE DUE TO GROUNDWATER ABSTRACTION...................................................................................... 322 A PPENDIX.............................................................................................................................. 323 REFERENCES........................................................................................................................... 327 IN D E X ..................................................................................................................................... 349
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