安徽涡河流域水化学与同位素特征及水体转化关系

以安徽涡河流域为研究区域,通过采集涡河地表水、浅层地下水和中深层地下水样品,运用Gibbs图、离子比例和MixSIAR模型等方法对各类水体的水化学参数和氢氧同位素进行分析,揭示并量化了各类水体之间的转化关系.结果表明,研究区地表水和地下水主要呈现中性至弱碱性,地表水的水化学类型以Cl·SO₄ ·HCO₃ -Na和Cl·SO₄ -Na型为主,浅层地下水以HCO₃ -Ca·Mg和HCO₃ -Mg·Na型为主,中深层地下水主要为Cl·HCO₃ -Na型.各类水体的水化学特征受到岩石风化、蒸发浓缩及正向阳离子交换等多重因素共同影响.地表水和地下水的δ¹⁸O和δ²H分布特征表明大气降水是该区域水体的主要补给来源,且地下水δ¹⁸O和δ²H值与K⁺、Na⁺、Cl^-、SO₄ ^2-和NO 3^-浓度存在显著相关性.根据MixSIAR模型分析结果,地表水接受大气降水和浅层地下水的贡献率分别为46.5 %和53.5 %；浅层地下水的补给来源分别为大气降水（57.4 %）和地表水（42.6 %）；中深层地下水的补给主要来自上游地下水的侧向径流补给.

Hydrochemical and Stable Isotopic Characteristics and Transformation Relationship of Water Bodies in the Guohe River Basin, Anhui Province

The Guohe River Basin in Anhui Province was selected as the research area for this study. By collecting surface water, shallow groundwater, and middle-deep groundwater samples, various hydrochemical parameters and stable isotopes of water in different water bodies were analyzed using methods such as the Gibbs diagram, ion ratios, and MixSIAR model to reveal and quantify the transformation relationships between these water bodies. The results indicated that both surface water and groundwater in the study area were predominantly neutral to weakly alkaline. The hydrochemical types of surface water were mainly characterized by Cl·SO₄·HCO₃-Na and Cl·SO₄-Na types, whereas the shallow groundwater exhibited HCO₃-Ca·Mg and HCO₃-Mg·Na types, and the middle-deep groundwater was of the Cl·HCO₃-Na type. The hydrochemical characteristics of various water bodies were influenced by multiple factors such as rock weathering, evaporation concentration, and positive cation exchange. The distribution characteristics of δ¹⁸O and δ²H values in surface water and groundwater indicated that atmospheric precipitation was the main water source. The δ¹⁸O and δ²H in groundwater were significantly correlated with K⁺, Na⁺, Cl^-, SO₄^2-, and NO₃^-. According to the analysis using the MixSIAR model, the contribution of atmospheric precipitation to surface water was 46.5 %, whereas the contribution from shallow groundwater was 53.5 %. The sources of shallow groundwater were identified as atmospheric precipitation (57.4 %) and surface water (42.6 %), and the main source of supply for middle-deep groundwater was lateral flow from upstream groundwater.