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- W2288049059 abstract "This paper is the first to present the main geochemical characteristics of the native brines collected from all the geothermal wells penetrating the granite basement underlying the sedimentary cover, in the Upper Rhine Graben. These deep wells (from 2580 to 5000 m) were only drilled in four geothermal sites (Soultz-sous-Forêts and Rittershoffen in France; Landau and Insheim in Germany). The Na–Cl geothermal brine samples collected from the granite returned TDS values ranging from 99 to 107 g/l with pH values close to 5, along with Cl and Br concentrations and δD, δ18O and δ34S values that indicate a multiple origin with mixing between primary brine formed by advanced evaporation of seawater (probably until the stage of halite precipitation) and dilute meteoric water, plus contributions from halite dissolution following successive marine transgression-regression cycles from the Triassic to the Oligocene. Chemical, isotopic and gas geothermometers indicate concordant reservoir temperatures close to 225 ± 25 °C for all the fluids, even though the maximum temperature so far measured on site is 200 °C. An exhaustive literature review has indicated that only the geothermal brine from the deep Cronenbourg well (2870 m) ending in the Buntsandstein has similar chemical and isotopic compositions (apart from Br and Ca) to the fluids from the granite, with an identical estimation of reservoir temperature from geothermometry. Geothermal brine from the deep Bruchsal well (2540 m), drilled down to the junction of the Buntsandstein and the Saxo-Thuringian formations, has a higher TDS value (120–125 g/l) with its chemical and isotopic compositions giving a lower estimation of reservoir temperature (190 ± 25 °C). By contrast, geothermal brine from the Bühl well (2655 m) ending in the Buntsandstein has an even higher TDS value of about 201 g/l and a lower temperature-at-depth estimation of 110 ± 25 °C, close to the temperature measured on site (115 °C). The above results indicate that the geothermal fluids collected from the granite probably originate from Triassic sedimentary formations located at great depth (≥ 4 km) with temperatures close to 225 ± 25 °C in the centre of the Rhine Graben, but that their different TDS and Cl/Br values reflect the presence of several distinct geothermal reservoirs. Many discrepancies due to high-temperature water-rock interactions are revealed on comparing the chemical and isotopic compositions of the hot brines with those of cooler brines from Bühl and the Landau Eocene–Oligocene oilfield wells, among others. The hottest brines are much enriched in K, Ca, SiO2, Li, Rb, Cs, As, Sr, Ba, Mn, Nd, U and in metals such as Zn, Pb, Cu, Co, Cd, Sb, but are depleted mainly in Mg, SO4 and B and have much lower isotopic Li and B signatures. The He isotopic signatures of the gases associated with these fluids (R/Ratm. = 0.128 at Bruchsal and 0.252 at Insheim) confirm that the thermal anomalies are mainly crustal and not mantle-derived (1.46% and 2.88% of mantellic He, respectively, for the two sites). Thus it is concluded that the thermal anomalies are associated mainly with the convective circulation of hot fluids along probable NE–SW faults between the graben's deep sedimentary centre and the fractured granite basement at its edges. Moreover, the western part of the Upper Rhine Graben (the Landau, Insheim, Soultz, Rittershoffen and Cronenbourg sites) seems to be hotter than the eastern part (Bruchsal and Bühl). According to the U-Th isotope system, the minimum transit time of these deep geothermal brines would be about 1000 years." @default.
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- W2288049059 title "Major geochemical characteristics of geothermal brines from the Upper Rhine Graben granitic basement with constraints on temperature and circulation" @default.
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