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Vol 128
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  • Date submitted
    1990-12-21
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-26
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Hydrogeological heritage of V.I. Vernadsky

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It is paradoxical, but it was noted by B.L.Lichkov in 1932 that in the works of V.I.Vernadsky one cannot find the words hydrogeology, hydrogeologist, hydrogeological research, although his works are an inexhaustible storehouse of hydrogeological ideas that defined new directions in hydrogeology, laid the foundations of the theory and methods of research of the underground hydrosphere.

How to cite: Kiryukhin V.A., Tolstikhin N.I. Hydrogeological heritage of V.I. Vernadsky // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 3-5.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-01
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-27
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Features of hydrogeology of continental margins (land-ocean transition belts)

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In the work we have already substantiated the position on the difference between the hydrogeology of land, oceans and the belt of transition between land and ocean. Among these three hydrogeological "whales" continental margins (land-ocean belt) were out of the field of hydrogeology, although geologists have been studying the geology of these areas for many years and not unsuccessfully.

How to cite: Kiryukhin V.A., Tolstikhin N.I. Features of hydrogeology of continental margins (land-ocean transition belts) // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 6-11.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-03
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-24
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Study of sulfate-reduction processes in water-organic carbon-rock system (thermodynamic model)

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Sulfate reduction is one of the global processes that are active both in near-surface conditions and in the deep subsurface.

How to cite: Korotkov A.I., Melnichuk V.I. Study of sulfate-reduction processes in water-organic carbon-rock system (thermodynamic model) // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 12-20.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-13
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-10
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Features of hydrogeochemical zonality of the Severodvinsk depression

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The Severodvinsk depression is located in the lower reaches of the Northern Dvina River and is a large erosional depression dipping towards the White Sea and extending to the shelf.

How to cite: Saltanova T.V. Features of hydrogeochemical zonality of the Severodvinsk depression // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 21-31.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-26
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-05
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Typization of therapeutic mineral waters of the Severodvinsk artesian basin

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This present article, summarizing the results of research conducted in recent years by the Department of Hydrogeology of the Leningrad Mining Institute, and prospecting and exploration for therapeutic mineral waters, conducted by PGO Arkhangelskgeologiya, is the first experience of hydrogeochemical typing of therapeutic mineral waters of the Severodvinsk artesian basin.

How to cite: Saltanova T.V. Typization of therapeutic mineral waters of the Severodvinsk artesian basin // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 32-38.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-30
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-26
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Conditions of drainage water formation in the quarries of the Kingisepp phosphorite deposit

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To date, the average total capacity of the drainage system of the sinkholes of PO Phosphorite is about 3 thousand m3/ h, approaching in the flood period to 8 thousand m3/ h.

How to cite: Kuchaev V.K., Khodina V.A. Conditions of drainage water formation in the quarries of the Kingisepp phosphorite deposit // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 39-41.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-12
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-23
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Formation of hydrogeochemical halos and gold scattering streams in the conditions of the Amur region

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The purpose of hydrogeochemical studies conducted by the authors in the areas of distribution of ten gold ore fields with different landscape-hydrogeochemical conditions, was to develop a methodology for prospecting for primary mineralization.

How to cite: Abramov V.Y., Potapov A.A. Formation of hydrogeochemical halos and gold scattering streams in the conditions of the Amur region // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 42-49.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-30
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-06
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Geochemistry of groundwater of Amgun-Sikhote-Alin mountainous folded hydrogeological area of the far east

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The Amgun-Sikhote-Alin mountainous folded region, located in the lower reaches of the Amur River, is a geologically complex area, within which intrusive, effusive, volcanogenic-sedimentary and sedimentary formations are developed.

How to cite: Kozlov S.A. Geochemistry of groundwater of Amgun-Sikhote-Alin mountainous folded hydrogeological area of the far east // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 50-56.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-23
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-23
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Improvement of methods of estimation of exploitable thermal water reserves of hydrothermal deposits

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High-potential geothermal deposits, as a rule, should be assigned to the third category of complexity of geological and hydrogeological conditions of formation, circulation and discharge of groundwater.

How to cite: Berezhnoy V.A., Piskacheva T.Y. Improvement of methods of estimation of exploitable thermal water reserves of hydrothermal deposits // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 57-61.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-26
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-04
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Formation of groundwater resources of Izhora deposit

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The Izhorskoe groundwater deposit (IGWD), a typical fracture-karst water deposit of humid regions, is a water-bearing system located within the Izhorskaya Upland and includes fresh groundwater in Ordovician carbonate strata and Cambro-Ordovician sands and sandstones.

How to cite: Grayser L.E. Formation of groundwater resources of Izhora deposit // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 62-70.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-30
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-10
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Experience of field works on investigation of moisture transfer in Cretaceous strata of Kursk magnetic anomaly by pouring into pits

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According to the conditions of occurrence, distribution and condition, it is the thickness of melomergel sediments in the deposits of the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly (KMA) that controls the quality of groundwater in the region.

How to cite: Tokarev I.V., Skvortsova T.Y. Experience of field works on investigation of moisture transfer in Cretaceous strata of Kursk magnetic anomaly by pouring into pits // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 71-74.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-13
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-08
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Steam-water well testing and its mathematical modeling

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Well testing is carried out to study the initial hydrodynamic, thermodynamic and hydrochemical parameters, to predict possible changes in their operating conditions and to obtain initial information for calculating the operational reserves of thermal waters.

How to cite: Piskacheva T.Y. Steam-water well testing and its mathematical modeling // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 75-82.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-01
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-08
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Method of additional plugging at the sections of impervious curtains created in cryolithozone

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Problem statement. At the present time in the quarry "Mir", due to its high watering with brines (over 1000 m3 / h), especially acute issue of mining, technical and environmental safety in further excavation of minerals.

How to cite: Mironenko V.A., Atroshenko F.G., Lobanov V.V. Method of additional plugging at the sections of impervious curtains created in cryolithozone // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 83-90.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-29
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-18
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

About errors of indicator sampling of aquifers caused by real three-dimensionality of filtration flows.

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The accuracy of interpretation of indicator sampling within the framework of typical calculation models is significantly affected by the combination of filtration heterogeneity of the reservoir and natural filtration flow, leading to a peculiar physical effect.

How to cite: Rumynin V.G. About errors of indicator sampling of aquifers caused by real three-dimensionality of filtration flows. // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 91-94.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-20
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-05
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Investigation of injection well injectivity issues

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Creation of impervious blankets (PF3) around the "Mir" pipe does not solve the problem of utilization of highly toxic drainage brines: even under the protection of ASC in the quarry will be filtered brines with a flow rate of 300 m3/h and more.

How to cite: Shemyakin V.N., Atroshenko F.G., Shipulina M.G. Investigation of injection well injectivity issues // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 95-99.
Article
  • Date submitted
    1990-12-12
  • Date accepted
    1991-02-02
  • Date published
    1991-12-29

Transformation of natural water composition in the zone of technogenic influence of a mining and chemical plant

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The article considers landscape-hydrogeochemical conditions of the experimental site, located in the basin of the Natynka River, a left tributary of the Moscow River, in the zone of technogenic impact of the mining and chemical plant.

How to cite: Komisarchik M.A. Transformation of natural water composition in the zone of technogenic influence of a mining and chemical plant // Journal of Mining Institute. 1991. Vol. 129. p. 100-107.