APPLICATION OF THERMONICS TO MINE HYDROLOGY.

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Turner, William M.

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ASTM Special Technical Publication | 1980年

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Mineral exploration - MINES AND MINING - Water Supply;

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Thermonics is a methodology of ground-water flow system analysis based upon the distribution of heat within the subsurface as influenced by moving ground water. Problems dealt with are the location of zones of high ground-water inflow into open pit mines; location of optimal well sites; tracing buried stream channels as an aid to uranium exploration; and tracing paths of seepage beneath and downstream of dam embankments.

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