| Abstract |
This study outlines once more the imporlance of hydrochemistry in the general context of geothermal research. The monitorization of each well all over its life is useful, supplying data that shows the variations, the changes of downhole conditions. Once more being one of the geo-scientific discipline, hydrochemistry can contribute as a part to the development of the conceptual model. The users of geothernial energy can gain many benefits from this energy, on the condition to have arid to use correctly and carefully reliable data. Wc have done the monitorization of the geothermal system 0radea-Felix that contains two different types of water. This is the first assessment with an interpretation of data obtained in 15 years of monitorization, a long time interval indicating some changes of geothermal water chemistry. |