Re-visiting Geothermal Fluid Circulation, Reservoir Depth and Temperature of Geothermal Springs of India
• Most of the thermal water are of immature water type. • Four major water types were identified in four major geothermal provinces. • For the Himalayan springs, water–rock interaction are dominant at depths. • The reservoir temperature of the Himalayan and the west coast springs are higher. • The f...
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