Time lapse tracer and SP measurements to characterize the hydrodynamics of fractured granite aquifer: A case study

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作者：R. Rangarajan (1)
D. Muralidharan (1)
Subash Chandra (1)
D. V. Reddy (1)
Rolland Andrade (2)
Shakeel Ahmad (1)
关键词：Tracer tests ; Streaming potential ; Flow velocity ; Fractured rocks ; Granite terrain ; Andhra Pradesh
刊名：Journal of the Geological Society of India
出版年：2014
出版时间：June 2014
年：2014
卷：83
期：6
页码：681-687
全文大小：712 KB
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作者单位：R. Rangarajan (1)
D. Muralidharan (1)
Subash Chandra (1)
D. V. Reddy (1)
Rolland Andrade (2)
Shakeel Ahmad (1)

1. CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute, Uppal Road, Hyderabad, 500 007, India
2. CWPRS, Pune, India
ISSN：0974-6889

文摘

An attempt is made to identify and delineate the groundwater flow direction and rate in a fractured hard rock aquifer in Maheshwaram granite watershed in Andhra Pradesh using multiple tracers such as bromide, iodide and rhodamine-B under both natural and induced conditions. A main well in the center and three observation wells at 25 m in north-northwest, southeast and southwest directions respectively were constructed based on 222Rn anomalies and 4He measurements. Streaming potential survey was also carried out in the area before, during and after pumping test. The tracer tests indicated preferential groundwater flow in N-S direction. The groundwater flow velocity estimated based on arrival of tracer under natural and induced conditions are 0.52 m/d and 375 m/d respectively.

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