Author: William E. Glassley
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Category : Geothermal resources
Languages : en
Pages : 516
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Geothermal Resource Assessment Update
Author: William E. Glassley
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Category : Geothermal resources
Languages : en
Pages : 516
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Pages : 516
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Statewide Geothermal Resource Assessment
Author: Hawaii. Geothermal Resources Technical Committee
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Languages : en
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Evaluation of geothermal energy exploration and resource assessment
Author: United States. Department of Energy. Division of Geothermal Energy
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Languages : en
Pages : 300
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Pages : 300
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Final Report for the Geothermal Resource Assessment Program
Author: Calistoga (Calif.). Department of Public Works
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Category : Energy development
Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Category : Energy development
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Pages : 0
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Geothermal Energy Update
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Category : Geothermal engineering
Languages : en
Pages : 668
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Category : Geothermal engineering
Languages : en
Pages : 668
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Geothermal Resource Assessment of the New England States
Author: Gerald P. Brophy
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Languages : en
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Low-temperature Resource Assessment Program. Final Report
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The US Department of Energy - Geothermal Division (DOE/GD) recently sponsored the Low-Temperature Resource Assessment project to update the inventory of the nation's low- and moderate-temperature geothermal resources and to encourage development of these resources. A database of 8,977 thermal wells and springs that are in the temperature range of 20[degrees]C to 150[degrees]C has been compiled for ten western states, an impressive increase of 82% compared to the previous assessments. The database includes location, descriptive data, physical parameters, water chemistry and references for sources of data. Computer-generated maps are also available for each state. State Teams have identified 48 high-priority areas for near-term comprehensive resource studies and development. Resources with temperatures greater than 50[degrees]C located within 8 km of a population center were identified for 271 collocated cities. Geothermal energy cost evaluation software has been developed to quickly identify the cost of geothermally supplied heat to these areas in a fashion similar to that used for conventionally fueled heat sources.
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The US Department of Energy - Geothermal Division (DOE/GD) recently sponsored the Low-Temperature Resource Assessment project to update the inventory of the nation's low- and moderate-temperature geothermal resources and to encourage development of these resources. A database of 8,977 thermal wells and springs that are in the temperature range of 20[degrees]C to 150[degrees]C has been compiled for ten western states, an impressive increase of 82% compared to the previous assessments. The database includes location, descriptive data, physical parameters, water chemistry and references for sources of data. Computer-generated maps are also available for each state. State Teams have identified 48 high-priority areas for near-term comprehensive resource studies and development. Resources with temperatures greater than 50[degrees]C located within 8 km of a population center were identified for 271 collocated cities. Geothermal energy cost evaluation software has been developed to quickly identify the cost of geothermally supplied heat to these areas in a fashion similar to that used for conventionally fueled heat sources.
Geothermal Resource Assessment in Oklahoma
Author: Oklahoma Geological Survey
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Category : Geothermal resources
Languages : en
Pages : 42
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Pages : 42
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1978 USGS Geothermal Resource Assessment
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The author distinguishes between geothermal resource base, accessible geothermal resource base, geothermal resource, and geothermal reserve. Conditions for periodically updating the assessment of geothermal energy resources include: increased data from expanded exploration and drilling; development of improved and new technologies for exploration, evaluation, extraction, and use; rapid evolution of geothermal knowledge; and the increased role of geothermal energy in response to changing economic, social, political, and environmental conditions, particularly an increasing awareness of the limits to petroleum and natural gas resources. Accordingly, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) plans by the end of 1978 to update its 1975 assessment of the United States' geothermal resource, with increased emphasis on several items. The USGS's joint evaluations of geothermal resource-assessment techniques in the last year with the National Electric Agency of Italy (ENEL) under U.S. Energy Research and Development Agency sponsorship identified a number of problems, one of which was how to formulate geothermal recovery factors for systems producing by intergranular vaporization and by intergranular flow. The first formulation is fairly rigorous; the author solicits the reservoir engineering community's help in improving the estimate of the second. 3 figs., 11 refs.
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The author distinguishes between geothermal resource base, accessible geothermal resource base, geothermal resource, and geothermal reserve. Conditions for periodically updating the assessment of geothermal energy resources include: increased data from expanded exploration and drilling; development of improved and new technologies for exploration, evaluation, extraction, and use; rapid evolution of geothermal knowledge; and the increased role of geothermal energy in response to changing economic, social, political, and environmental conditions, particularly an increasing awareness of the limits to petroleum and natural gas resources. Accordingly, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) plans by the end of 1978 to update its 1975 assessment of the United States' geothermal resource, with increased emphasis on several items. The USGS's joint evaluations of geothermal resource-assessment techniques in the last year with the National Electric Agency of Italy (ENEL) under U.S. Energy Research and Development Agency sponsorship identified a number of problems, one of which was how to formulate geothermal recovery factors for systems producing by intergranular vaporization and by intergranular flow. The first formulation is fairly rigorous; the author solicits the reservoir engineering community's help in improving the estimate of the second. 3 figs., 11 refs.
Geothermal Resource Assessment of Hartsel, Colorado
Author: Kevin P. McCarthy
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Category : Geothermal resources
Languages : en
Pages : 86
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Category : Geothermal resources
Languages : en
Pages : 86
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