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Renewable energy-based drying of medicinal plants: enhancing efficiency, phytochemical retention, and quality. [PDF]
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Life on Mars? The physiological perspective
Experimental Physiology, EarlyView.
Ronan M. G. Berg, Damian M. Bailey
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Application of the Electromagnetic Geothermometer in Geothermics and Geothermal Exploration
Russian Geology and Geophysics, 2022Abstract —The latest results on electromagnetic geothermometry and its use in geothermics and geothermal exploration have been covered. Temperature models for the well-known geothermal areas, Larderello-Travale (Italy), Soultz-sous-Forêts (France) and Hengill (Iceland), constructed from electromagnetic sounding data and temperature well ...
V.V. Spichak, O.K. Zakharova
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Science, 1977
Charnockite, a hypersthene-bearing granite, and other associated rocks of the charnockite series have a global distribution. These rocks, according to evidence from mineral-chemical and experimental phase equilibrium relations, formed or recrystallized at temperatures between 800° and 900°C and at relatively shallow depths of 6 to 12 ...
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Charnockite, a hypersthene-bearing granite, and other associated rocks of the charnockite series have a global distribution. These rocks, according to evidence from mineral-chemical and experimental phase equilibrium relations, formed or recrystallized at temperatures between 800° and 900°C and at relatively shallow depths of 6 to 12 ...
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2020
Geothermal energy is heat taken from below the surface of the earth in the form of either steam or hot water. This energy can be used to generate electricity, but also has use in heating and cooling homes and some direct uses, such as gold mining, food dehydration, and milk pasteurizing.
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Geothermal energy is heat taken from below the surface of the earth in the form of either steam or hot water. This energy can be used to generate electricity, but also has use in heating and cooling homes and some direct uses, such as gold mining, food dehydration, and milk pasteurizing.
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Some geothermal measurements at the Otake geothermal area
Geothermics, 1970For the purpose of preparing the fundamental data on the problems of geothermal development, thermal discharge, temperature gradient and thermal conductivity of rock samples were measured at Otake geothermal area. In a geothermal area, generally, heat is discharged by various processes, such as fumaroles, which can be classified under several ...
M Fukuda +3 more
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"Noncondensables" In Geothermal Fields
SPE Oilfield and Geothermal Chemistry Symposium, 1979Abstract The behavior of gases in geothermal fluids was studied at Republic Geothermal, Inc.'s (RGI's) East mesa test site. Specifically, the solubility of carbon dioxide (CO2) and nitrogen (N2) as a function of temperature and-pressure was investigated in detail by chemical analyses and theoretical evaluations.
O.J. Vetter +3 more
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Proceedings of the IEEE, 2001
In 1999, 8 GW/sub e/ of electrical generating plant worldwide was powered by geothermal heat. Geothermal sources generated 49 terawatt hours of virtually pollution-free power that year. Coal- or oil-fired plants generating this amount would discharge /spl sim/40 million tons per year of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Kenneth H. Williamson +4 more
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In 1999, 8 GW/sub e/ of electrical generating plant worldwide was powered by geothermal heat. Geothermal sources generated 49 terawatt hours of virtually pollution-free power that year. Coal- or oil-fired plants generating this amount would discharge /spl sim/40 million tons per year of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Kenneth H. Williamson +4 more
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2019
Advanced reactive transport simulations of hydrothermal systems require the modelling of diverse physico-chemical phenomena, many of which have only partially been addressed in previous studies. Utilizing newly implemented capabilities of the CSMP++GEM code, we show the relevance of three phenomena: (1) At the example of alkali feldspars, we ...
Yapparova, Alina +4 more
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Advanced reactive transport simulations of hydrothermal systems require the modelling of diverse physico-chemical phenomena, many of which have only partially been addressed in previous studies. Utilizing newly implemented capabilities of the CSMP++GEM code, we show the relevance of three phenomena: (1) At the example of alkali feldspars, we ...
Yapparova, Alina +4 more
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