Changes in hydrogeological conditions at the territories adjacent to tailings storage facilities in Kryvyi Rih iron ore basin

Tailings of mining and processing plants of Kryvbas are new areas of groundwater supply which have led to significant changes in the hydrodynamic and hydrogeochemical regimes of aquifers. The purpose of the research was to assess the degree of damage to the areas adjacent to the tailings of mining e...

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description Tailings of mining and processing plants of Kryvbas are new areas of groundwater supply which have led to significant changes in the hydrodynamic and hydrogeochemical regimes of aquifers. The purpose of the research was to assess the degree of damage to the areas adjacent to the tailings of mining enterprises by dangerous The purpose of the research was to assess the degree of damage to the areas adjacent to the tailings of mining enterprises by dangerous hydrogeological processes, flooding and inundation. The quantitative regime of groundwater is in a stable state and corresponds to the modern conditions of operation of industrial facilities. During the research, chemical pollution in groundwater of all aquifers was recorded. At the time of research, there was an increased content of such microcomponents as: carcinogenic cadmium and nickel (up to 1.9-34 MPC; and 2.6-8.4 MPC, respectively); non-carcinogenic lead (up to 1.7-7 MPC); manganese (up to 2-320 MPC); bromine (up to 14-94 MPC) in the groundwater of all aquifers in the north. In the center, there was the accumulation of abnormally high concentrations of elements such as iron, manganese (up to 36-1420 MPC rate of 0.3 mg / dm 3 and 1.3-66 MPC rate of 0.1 mg / dm 3 , respectively, and a significant increase in the value of dry residue and the content of major macrocomponents in all aquifers. In the south for the modern period there is pollution of groundwater of the Quaternary and Neogene systems with such elements as total iron (15-2800 MPC), manganese (1.9-132 MPC), sometimes vanadium, cadmium. The geochemical essence of the formation of the chemical composition of polluted waters lies in the intensity of changes in the hydrogeochemical system and in the change in the migratory properties of chemical elements. The newest techniques and scientific developments on localization and the prevention of migration of heavy metals with the subsequent pollution of waters are required.
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subjects Aquifers
Bromine
Cadmium
Carcinogens
Chemical composition
Chemical elements
Chemical pollution
Damage
Flooding
Geology
Groundwater
Groundwater pollution
Groundwater supply
Heavy metals
Hydrogeochemistry
Hydrogeology
Industrial plants
Industrial pollution
Iron
Iron ores
Localization
Manganese
Mine tailings
Neogene
Nickel
Pollution
Storage facilities
Tailings
Vanadium
title Changes in hydrogeological conditions at the territories adjacent to tailings storage facilities in Kryvyi Rih iron ore basin
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