Formation mechanism of deep groundwater at the Xinchang site of high-level radioactive waste geological disposal in China

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Zhichao Zhou
Ju Wang
Rui Su
Yonghai Guo
Jiebiao Li
Jingbo Zhao
Ming Zhang
Ruili Ji
Yanan Li
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[1] Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology,
[2] CAEA Innovation Center for Geological Disposal of High-Level Radioactive Waste,undefined
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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry | 2023年 / 332卷
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High-level radioactive waste; Deep groundwater; Isotopic dating; Safety assessment;
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The formation mechanism of deep groundwater is a key issue for the safety assessment of the high-level radioactive waste repository. The circulation characteristics and age of deep groundwater at the Xinchang site were characterized. The results show that the permeability of the deep parts of the faults at the site is low and the scale is small. Deep groundwater did not undergo deep circulation. The 14C age of the deep groundwater was approximately 13.2 ka, and the deep groundwater circulation renewal rate was very slow. Therefore, the hydrogeological conditions at the site are beneficial to the selection of the site as a repository.
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