Travel Guide: The formation, types and effects of hot springs

The formation of hot springs

The formation of hot spring water is when atmospheric precipitation penetrates deep into faults in the earth's crust. After contact with underground hot magma, it evolves and penetrates for decades, and finally transfers to the surface. . Due to the different magma in different places, the organic components contained in hot spring water are also different, such as: soda spring, sulfur spring, silicate spring, etc. Diyuan contains one of the four largest radon springs in the world. It has extremely high recuperative value and is called a "super complex hot spring" by experts.

Types of hot springs

Hot springs can be classified according to their environment. Hot springs can be classified into volcanic hot springs and non-volcanic hot springs. Volcanic hot springs: When rainwater falls to the surface, penetrates down into the depths of the earth's crust, is affected by high heat and pressure, and rises through fissures to the surface, the temperature is still higher than the human body temperature, forming so-called hot springs. There are many forms of gushes, including slow gushes silently, huge rumbling gushes, and some hot water gushes out together with mud and natural gas. Non-volcanic hot springs: including plutonic rock hot springs, metamorphic rock hot springs, and sedimentary rock hot springs. That is, through physical detection and geological analysis, the depth of the aquifer produced by geothermal heat is calculated, and then drilling is carried out in geothermal areas with the possibility of hot spring development to extract hot spring water from deep fault zones.

Effects of hot springs

Hot springs are rich in minerals, which not only have curative effects on a variety of diseases, but also have health care, beauty, skin care, and recuperation effects. Through bathing, drinking, inhalation and other multiple uses, it can relieve your pain, eliminate fatigue and rejuvenate you.