Saline Groundwater Resources Development and Utilization on The Shandong Peninsula Blue Economic Zone.docVIP

Saline Groundwater Resources Development and Utilization on The Shandong Peninsula Blue Economic Zone 　　【Abstract】This article focuses on how to exploit the Shandong Peninsula Blue Economic Zone saline groundwater. Saline groundwater can be used irrigation， aquaculture， desalination， and deeper saline groundwater can be used to store CO2. This method can be comprehensive and integrated use of saline groundwater. 　　【Key words】Saline groundwater；Exploitation；CO2 storage 　　Freshwater resources are scarce in Shandong province， freshwater crisis exacerbated because of over-exploitation of groundwater. Saline groundwater is very rich in Shandong Peninsula， rich saline groundwater stored in coastal areas， has not yet been full development and utilization. In the case of limited freshwater resources， turn the harm into a benefit， modification and utilization of saline groundwater， play the benefits of salt water resources. 　　1 Saltwater component analysis 　　The formation of saline groundwater is affected by the transgression in the Shandong Peninsula Blue Economic Zone， therefore， the composition of salt water and seawater composition are similar， salt water contains large amounts of sodium， magnesium， calcium， potassium， bromine， boron， iodine and trace elements （such as lithium， uranium， etc.） and other chemical ingredients. 　　2 Development and utilization of saline groundwater 　　Because of the lack of fresh water， people gradually moving eyes into the underground salt water resources， exploitation saline groundwater， including direct use， indirect use and water desalination. Another ， deeper saline aquifers was difficult to used ，they can be used as a CO2 storage sites. 　　2.1 The direct use of saline groundwater 　　1）Brackish water irrigation 　　Numerous studies show that[1]， scientific use of brackish water， saline soils can be improved， to prevent the occurrence of soil salinization， update on groundwater resources， freshwater storage and ecological constru