Water-bearing and Water-resisting Layers | Buried Depth of Floor (m) Minimum-maximum Average | Pure Thickness (m) Minimum-maximum Average | Hydrogeological Characteristics |
First aquifer | 85.20 - 86.30 85.70 | 37.30 - 45.75 40.41 | It is composed of clay, sandy clay and fine sand. It is recharged by atmospheric precipitation and surface water. It has medium water-rich property and multi-layer groundwater. Unit inflow 0.6396 L/s∙m, hydrochemical type SO4∙Cl − K + Na, salinity 1.522 g/L. |
First aquifer | 136.10 - 138.30 136.87 | 44.80 - 48.20 46.23 | Gray green, brown yellow clay, sandy clay, plastic index 17.1 - 24.8, water barrier performance is good. |
The second aquifer | 332.20 - 334.30 333.37 | 73.00 - 78.10 75.27 | Medium and fine sand, clay, sandy clay composition. The sand layer is loose, with many layers but small single layer thickness and strong water-rich property. |
The second waterproof layer | 542.00 - 546.60 544.47 | 144.00 - 159.70 151.19 | Clay, sandy clay, with columnar, tabular gypsum crystals, rich in montmorillonite, stable thickness, good water insulation performance. |
The third aquifer | 583.10 - 587.40 585.57 | 25.50 - 37.00 30.81 | It is also called “bottom contains”. Coarse sand, medium sand, sand layer thickness changes greatly, poor continuity part of clay 2 - 4 layers. Unit inflow 0.0009 - 0.0152 L/s∙m, permeability 0.0028 - 0.0512 m/d, hydrochemical type SO4 − K + Na∙Ca, salinity 2.216 - 2.844 g/L. |