Sentence examples for hot groundwater from inspiring English sources

An alternate hypothesis is that the area was a hot spring, the hot groundwater percolating through volcanic ash to transform it into hematite.

The waters that well up here actually start at Valles Caldera, traveling through limestone and shale and mixing with hot groundwater before rising to the surface at the Soda Dam fault.

Porphyritic rhyolite intruded near-vertical faults in the Palaeoproterozoic basement and at less than a few hundred metres depth, interacted with fault-hosted (hot?) groundwater.

The third to fifth columns give depths from which hot groundwater was pumped out, date of sampling, and water temperature at the time of sampling.

Presumably, hot groundwater from depths comes up close to the surface in areas A, C, and D through the basement rocks.

The Iwaki earthquake occurred 1 month after the 2011 Tohoku-oki earthquake, and normal-fault type surface ruptures formed and discharged hot groundwater in Joban.

By circulating a carrier fluid in a closed-loop of pipes installed vertically in a deep well, there is no fluid exchange between the BHEs and hot thermal groundwater, but only heat transfer.

A possible explanation would be that the near-surface fault located just to the west of JNG-1 cuts through the confining layer in the area, thereby providing a path for hotter, deeper, groundwater to ascend through to a layer containing shallower groundwater body.

It began as a rift eruption, built a cinder cone as the low-silica lava mixed with hot gases from groundwater, then blew pahoehoe lava from the base of the cone a couple of times.

Hot spots of groundwater depletion, drought and flooding, like those shown below, are emerging around the world.

So I decided, why not make my own?" Hot springs occur where groundwater heated by the earth pushes along fault lines toward the surface and emerges through natural or artificial openings.