新疆自来水中氢氧稳定同位素时空变化

doi:10.13866/j.azr.2022.03.14

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Stable hydrogen and oxygen isotopes are natural tracers reflecting the water cycle process, and tap water is an important domestic water source. The variation of stable hydrogen and oxygen isotopes in tap water is useful for tracing sources of domestic water supply and provides a reference for rational water resource management. The measured isotopic data of 352 tap water samples in Xinjiang were applied to analyze the spatiotemporal variation of stable hydrogen and oxygen isotopes as well as deuterium excess (d-excess; d = δ²H - 8δ¹⁸O) in tap water. The results show that the d-excess of the tap water line in Xinjiang is δ²H = 7.67δ¹⁸O + 10.54 (R² = 0.92). The value of δ²H ranges from -105.57‰ to -37.82‰ on a monthly basis, and δ¹⁸O ranges from -14.48‰ to -6.67‰. The d-excess fluctuates from 1.89‰ to 24.38‰. The stable hydrogen and oxygen isotopes, as well as d-excess, exhibit seasonal variation in both northern and southern Xinjiang, and the seasonal difference in southern Xinjiang is greater than that in northern Xinjiang. The BW model is applied to map the stable hydrogen and oxygen isotopes in tap water. Tap water in southern Xinjiang presents higher isotopic values than northern Xinjiang, and water in the mountainous regions shows lower isotopic values than does water in the low-lying basins.

Key words: tap water, stable hydrogen and oxygen isotopes, d-excess, spatio-temporal variation, Xinjiang

XIA Yijie,WANG Shengjie,ZHANG Mingjun. Spatiotemporal variations of stable hydrogen and oxygen isotopes in Xinjiang tap water[J].Arid Zone Research, 2022, 39(3): 810-819.

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月份	δ²H/‰		δ¹⁸O/‰		d/‰
月份	北疆	南疆	北疆	南疆	北疆	南疆
1	-81.5	-66.5	-11.7	-10.1	11.8	14.4
2	-81.1	-66.1	-11.9	-10.1	13.8	15.0
3	-80.0	-66.4	-11.6	-10.2	13.2	15.0
4	-80.3	-64.5	-11.9	-9.9	14.9	14.6
5	-80.2	-64.2	-11.6	-9.7	12.7	13.5
6	-80.2	-65.9	-11.8	-10.0	13.5	13.7
7	-81.3	-66.9	-12.0	-10.1	13.9	14.2
8	-82.5	-65.6	-12.1	-10.1	13.7	15.2
9	-81.7	-66.2	-12	-10.2	14.4	15.3
10	-81.1	-68.0	-11.9	-10.4	13.3	15.0
11	-80.3	-65.9	-11.7	-10.0	12.8	14.0
12	-82.2	-66.1	-12.0	-10.0	13.6	14.1

地表水比例/％	主要地州市
41~60	乌鲁木齐市、昌吉回族自治州、博尔塔拉蒙古自治州、吐鲁番市、哈密市
61~80	克拉玛依市、石河子市、塔城地区、喀什地区
81~100	伊犁哈萨克自治州、阿勒泰地区、巴音郭楞蒙古自治州、阿克苏地区、克孜勒苏柯尔克孜自治州、和田地区

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