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Submarine geothermal resources

Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 1976
Approximately 20% of the earth's heat loss (or 2 × 1012 cal/s) is released through 1% of the earth's surface area and takes the form of hydrothermal discharge from young (Pleistocene or younger) rocks adjacent to active seafloor-spreading centers and submarine volcanic areas.
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Geothermal resources in Bolivia

Geothermics, 1988
In 1975 preliminary geothermal investigations were carried out in Bolivia by an Italian mission. The report (Marinelli, 1975) concluded that there was definitely a possibility of finding favourable areas for geothermal exploitation in Bolivia. In 1976 the Bolivian Electric Company (ENDE), the Bolivian Geological Service (GEOBOL), and the United Nations
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Geothermal Energy Resources

2020
This entry presents some historical background on geothermal energy resources and geothermal energy applications, and comprehensively classifies geothermal resources by energy and exergy. It discusses energetic, environmental, and sustainability aspects of geothermal energy and systems.
Ibrahim Dincer, Arif Hepbasli
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Geothermal resources of India

Geothermics, 1970
Abstract The Author describes the energy situation in India and its development. Particular emphasis is given to the principal geothermal occurrences in the country.
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Geothermal Resource Investigations

Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1973
As a major step toward augmentation of the water supply of the Lower Colorado River Basin, the Bureau of Reclamation is investigating the geothermal resource potential of the basin underlying California’s Imperial Valley. Multipurpose development of hot geothermal brines may produce upward of 2,500,000 acre-ft of high quality water per year, and add up
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Geothermal resources of Burma

Geothermics, 1988
Abstract Burma is one of the countries with geothermal resources that could represent an additional source of energy for fulfilling its future requirements. Under the guidance of the Ministry of Energy preliminary investigations have recently begun on 43 hot springs in 16 areas.
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Geothermal resources of Tanzania

Geothermics, 1970
Abstract After some data on the power situation in Tanzania, thermal springs of the country are described and considerations are reported on local geothermal exploration.
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Geothermal resource energetics

Geothermics, 1974
Abstract The theory of geothermal heat extraction is discussed on the basis of three simple idealized models, that is, (1) single fracture flow, (2) intergranular flow and (3) intergranular vaporization models. Theoretical expressions for the total available specific resource energy per unit area or unit volume are given.
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Geothermal resources of Zambia

Geothermics, 1988
Abstract The hot springs of Zambia are associated with zones of major deep seated fault and fracture systems along which water of mainly meteoric origin circulates to great depths and is heated by normal geothermal gradients. The chemistry of the hot spring waters at the surface represents the effect of a predominantly hot water rock interaction ...
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Geology of Geothermal Resources

2016
W.A. Elders, J.N. Moore
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