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M. FrРѕnculeasa

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Author: M. FrРѕnculeasaSubject: SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Economics and Financeclear all
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BALNEAR POTENTIAL OF MINERAL WATER FROM VULCANA BAI, DAMBOVITA COUNTY (ROMANIA)

(STEF92 Technology, 2014, O. Murarescu, G. Pehoiu, M. FrРѕnculeasa, G. Muratoreanu)

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Mineral waters have a non-uniform distribution in Romania, being present mainly in the Subcarpathian area, where the Mio-Pliocene formations offer conditions of water storage and circulation. Their genesis is related to the area of certain hydrocarbon, coal and salt reserves. The mineralogical content of the waters from Vulcana BДѓi is similar to that of the waters from Govora, OlДѓneЕџti, BДѓltДѓЕЈesti, Bazna; predominant are the sulphurous waters, although here one can find as well waters containing iodide, salt...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Economics and Finance2014
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