Hydrogeological and hydrogeochemical characteristics of the aquifer Boa Viagem in the eastern the district Várzea-Recife-PE
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Boa Viagem Aquifer. Várzea district. Hydrochemistry. Water Quality.Abstract
This article presents the results and conclusions obtained about the geological, hydrogeological and hydrochemical groundwater Boa Viagem Aquifer in eastern the district of Várzea. The study consisted of bibliographic survey in underground water resources and technical data of records and register of wells in the Recife city, with the main objective to contribute to the development of a hydrogeological model of groundwater resources of Lowland neighborhood. The analysis and interpretation of constructive and lithological profiles and physico- chemical analysis of water of the selected wells showed that the Boa Viagem Aquifer, in the study site, is multilayered, with different lithological compositions and water ranging from sodium bicarbonate mixed and sodic chlorinated
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