Hydrogeochemistry of Golden Valley, Nevada and the chemical interactions during artificial recharge

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Author
Barry, Jeffrey M.
Advisor
Jacobson, Roger L.
Date
1985
Type
Thesis
Department
Geological Sciences and Engineering
Degree Level
Master's Degree
Degree Name
Hydrogeology/Hydrology
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Abstract
Groundwater chemistry in Golden Valley is controlled primarily by aquifer lithology. Additionally, clogging near the well-screen by precipitated minerals is the greatest threat to well efficiencies during artificial recharge in Golden Valley.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11714/1109
Subject
groundwater
aquifers
lithology
fractured granitics
alluvium
rhyolites
meta-volcanics
mineral saturation
dissolution
simulations
artificial recharge
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