CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF GEOTHERMAL WATERS FROM WEST FIELD OF ROMANIA. V. GEOTHERMAL WATERS FROM CENTRAL ZONE OF FIELD

Ludovic. Gilau, Oana Stanasel, Daniela Gilau, Angela Antonescu, Niculina Bogdan, Ioana Codreanu and Luciana Dobjanschi

Key words: Romania, geochemistry
Location: Romania
Conference: Stanford Geothermal Workshop
Year: 2002
Session: Geochemistry
Language: English

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Abstract

Chemical characterization of geothermal waters of
Pannonian System from central region of Western
Plain of Romania is presented in this paper. Both
constituents like: Cl-, NO2-, NO3-, HCO3-, CO32-,
SO42-, PO43-, Ca2+, Mg2+, Na+, K+ and
microelements were found in these waters by using
various methods. Based on the chemical composition
these geothermal waters could be classified as
bicarbonate-sodium-chloride waters. This work is a
comparative study with Oradea geothermal area.

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