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The Coastal Sulfuric Acid Cave System of Santa Cesarea Terme (Southern Italy)

2017

Santa Cesarea Terme in Salento is the only area in which hypogenic caves have been recognized in the Apulia region. In this spa area, the rising of sulfidic thermal waters that mix with both recent fresh infiltration waters and coastal salt water has formed four active sulfuric acid speleogenesis (SAS) caves. These caves are characterized by the typical set of sulfuric acid meso- and micromorphologies, and also by the presence of both gypsum and native sulfur. In all caves, biofilms are visible in the sulfidic thermal waters and on the cave walls.

geographygeography.geographical_feature_categoryGypsum010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciencesSettore GEO/04 - Geografia Fisica E GeomorfologiaThermal water Spa Speleogenesis Hypogenic caveGeochemistrychemistry.chemical_elementSulfuric acidengineering.material010502 geochemistry & geophysicsThermal water Spa Speleogenesis Hypogenic cave01 natural sciencesSulfurchemistry.chemical_compoundInfiltration (hydrology)chemistryCaveSalt waterengineeringSpeleogenesisPhysical geography0105 earth and related environmental sciences
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The Ischia Island hydrothermal system: an integrated multidisciplinary (geochemical, geophysical and geological) study

2011

Ischia Island is the emergent portion of a large volcanic complex on the Gulf of Naples (Southern Italy). Ischia volcano has undertaken a complex evolution since 150 ka b.p., with prolonged cycles of effusive and explosive eruptions alternated with quiescence periods (the most recent of which started after the 1302 A.D. Arso eruption). Currently, hot springs (with discharge temperature up to 90 C), fumarolic gas emissions with CO2 up to 97%, and diffuse soil degassing testify a persistent activity state of the Ischia volcano. Ischia Island is a very good example of an active volcano hosting a large hydrothermal system and, in particular, its south-western sector has long been known to be th…

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Examination of coagulant additives on qualitative composition of selected thermal waters

2017

On the territory of Poland occur rich deposits of thermal waters. Although the utilisation of these waters is continuously extending, Poland is not exploiting their full geothermal potential due to high investment costs. Thermal waters industry in Poland to date indicates operations within mainly balneology as well as recreation objectives. Higher temperature values of these waters foster a washout in the surrounding rocks resulting in a high concentration of diluted substances which must be often removed. The following study investigates thermal waters from three intakes for which coagulation processes were conducted. Research clearly shows that coagulant additives not impact on the qualit…

lcsh:GE1-350Properties of waterThermal waterEnvironmental engineering010501 environmental sciences010502 geochemistry & geophysics01 natural sciencesQualitative compositionBalneologychemistry.chemical_compoundchemistryThermalEnvironmental scienceGeothermal gradientlcsh:Environmental sciences0105 earth and related environmental sciencesE3S Web of Conferences
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