Determining sources of groundwater salinity in the multi-layered aquifer system of the bengal delta, Bangladesh
Anwar Zahid; Md. Aminur Rahman; M. Rashidul Hassan; Musaddiq Ali · 2026 · BRAC University Journal
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Abstract
The study area lies on the coastal belt of the Bengal Delta, southern Bangladesh. This study bas been condocted to deteonine salinity sources in the multi-layered aquifers of the Bengal Delta. Dissolved major ions including chloride (Cr) and brontide (Br) were measured in groundwater of the coastal areas of Bangladesh to assess the source(s) of salinity. Ionic concentrations of 48 groundwater samples were analyzed for this study; samples were collected from observation wells installed at different depths down to 336 m. The major ion trends of the upper (<200 m deep) Sodium (Na')-Chloride (C
Abstract by Anwar Zahid; Md. Aminur Rahman; M. Rashidul Hassan; Musaddiq Ali, BRAC University Journal (2026) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: OpenAlex · DOI 10.64501/tg9bbj82