The effect of iron and manganese mine waters on stream biota,
Part I: Seasonal and long term trends in mine water
geochemistry.

D 2002

The effect of iron and manganese mine waters on stream biota, Part I: Seasonal and long term trends in mine water geochemistry.

ZEMAN, Josef

Basic information

Original name

The effect of iron and manganese mine waters on stream biota, Part I: Seasonal and long term trends in mine water geochemistry.

Authors

ZEMAN, Josef (203 Czech Republic, guarantor)

Edition

Brno, Secotox 2002: Trends and advances in environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology, p. 107-107, 2002

Publisher

Recetox

Other information

Language

English

Type of outcome

Stať ve sborníku

Field of Study

Geochemistry

Country of publisher

Czech Republic

Confidentiality degree

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

RIV identification code

RIV/00216224:14310/02:00007197

Organization unit

Faculty of Science

ISBN

80-210-2971-4

Keywords in English

iron; manganese; mine water; geochemistry; trend

Abstract

V originále

Olší mine (Dolní Rožínka, Czech Republic) was exploited in the years 1958-1989, uranium mineralization is mainly represented by uraninite and coffinite. Uranium mine Olší was closed in 1989. The regulated flooding of the mine continued till autumn 1995 when mine waters reached the surface. During flooding period, the concentration of total dissolved species varied around 650 mg/l, sulphate ions around 200 mg/l, Fe 1 mg/l, Mn 0.2 mg/l, uranium 0.2 mg/l, and 226Ra 50 mBq/l. These concentrations were almost the same as the concentrations characteristic for water in geochemical background. It was assumed that the concentration of TDS and all dissolved species in mine water would gradually decrease during the mine flooding and by the time water reached surface there would be no need to clean or the otherwise process the mine water. It was planned to leak mine water directly to surface into Hadůvka creek. Seasonal and long term trends in natural geochemical evolution of Olší mine water and Hadůvka creek water was presented.

Links

MSM 143100004, plan (intention)

Name: Geologické procesy a jejich environmentální vyústění - styk variscid a alpid

Investor: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the CR, Geological Processes and their Environmental Impact - Contact of the Variscides and Alpides

Citovat

ZEMAN, Josef. The effect of iron and manganese mine waters on stream biota, Part I: Seasonal and long term trends in mine water geochemistry. In Secotox 2002: Trends and advances in environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology. Brno: Recetox, 2002, p. 107. ISBN 80-210-2971-4.

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N2  - Olší mine (Dolní Rožínka, Czech Republic) was exploited in the years 1958-1989, uranium mineralization is mainly represented by uraninite and coffinite. Uranium mine Olší was closed in 1989. The regulated flooding of the mine continued till autumn 1995 when mine waters reached the surface. During flooding period, the concentration of total dissolved species varied around 650 mg/l, sulphate ions around 200 mg/l, Fe 1 mg/l, Mn 0.2 mg/l, uranium 0.2 mg/l, and 226Ra 50 mBq/l. These concentrations were almost the same as the concentrations characteristic for water in geochemical background. It was assumed that the concentration of TDS and all dissolved species in mine water would gradually decrease during the mine flooding and by the time water reached surface there would be no need to clean or the otherwise process the mine water. It was planned to leak mine water directly to surface into Hadůvka creek. Seasonal and long term trends in natural geochemical evolution of Olší mine water and Hadůvka creek water was presented.
ER  -

ZEMAN, Josef. The effect of iron and manganese mine waters on stream biota, Part I: Seasonal and long term trends in mine water geochemistry. In \textit{Secotox 2002: Trends and advances in environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology}. Brno: Recetox, 2002, p.~107. ISBN~80-210-2971-4.

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