HYDROGEOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF THE OSENNOYE FIELD

Abstract

The Osennoye field is located in the Dombarovsky district of the eastern Orenburg region. The territory under study is characterized by a sharp shortage of drinking and industrial water. This hinders the social and economic development of the territory. In complex natural and man-made conditions, the formation of surface and underground waters occurs on the area of the deposit. The purpose of the work is to analyze the hydrogeological situation of the territory in connection with the natural and man-made transformation of surface and underground waters of the studied territory. Research methods include zoning and mapping, routine monitoring of the quality of natural waters, and sources of pollution. As a result of the study, it was found that the surface and underground waters in the area of the deposit have a variegated chemical composition, depending on both natural and anthropogenic factors, this should be taken into account when planning the development of the productive forces of the territory. To improve the situation, it is necessary to introduce new technologies related to the replenishment of reserves at underground water intakes.