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Cementing Geothermal Steam Wells
Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1964Abstract Cementing deep, high-temperature oil wells where static temperatures range from 350 to 400F has become routine in the past decade. In the United States there were 271 wells drilled deeper than 15,000 ft during 1963. Many of these wells had static temperatures higher than 400F.
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Dynamic Numerical Model for a Geothermal Well
Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Smart Cities and Green ICT Systems, 2023Francesco Calise +3 more
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Geothermal Well Cementing Technology
Proceedings of Southeast Asia Show, 1984ABSTRACT The success or failure of drilling and completing Geothermal Wells depends reatly on available cementing technology. This requires not only having the knowledge of temperature stable competent materials but also a complete understanding of hole preparation, casing running procedures, mud displacement, lost circulation and the ...
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Downhole Measurements in Geothermal Wells
1988Much of the discussion below refers predominantly to high temperature, liquid-dominated geothermal systems with primary fracture permeability. The principles of the interpretation techniques can, however, be transferred to low temperature or vapour dominated systems or those with more isotropic porosity with little modification. Background material and
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Multifunctional Cement for Geothermal Wells
2016Tatiana Pyatina, Toshifumi Sugama
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Repurposing abandoned wells for geothermal energy: Current status and future prospects
Renewable Energy, 2022Livio Santos +2 more
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Utilization of existing hydrocarbon wells for geothermal system development: A review
Applied Energy, 2023exaly