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Evaluation indexes and formation conditions of hot dry rock exploration
Hot Dry Rock has the characteristics of high utilization rate, pollution-free, huge reserves, wide distribution, sustained stability, good security, and so on.
Demin Liu +7 more
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Hot-dry-rock feasibility study [PDF]
The hot-dry-rock project tasks are covered as follows: hot-dry-rock reservoir; generation facilities; water resources; transmission requirements; environmental issues; government and community institutional factors; leasing, ownership and management of facilities; regulations, permits, and laws; and financial considerations. (MHR)
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Effect of stimulation in hot dry rock reservoirs from carbon dioxide blasting-induced cracking
Carbon dioxide blasting provides a new technical idea and way to stimulate hot dry rock reservoirs. To explore the effect of carbon dioxide blasting-induced cracking on dry-hot rock reservoirs, a numerical simulation for the action range of carbon ...
Bin Dou +5 more
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Acord 1-26 hot, dry well, Roosevelt Hot Springs hot dry rock prospect, Utah [PDF]
The Acord 1-26 well is a hot, dry well peripheral to the Roosevelt Hot Springs known geothermal resource area (KGRA) in southwestern Utah. The bottom-hole temperature in this 3854-m-deep well is 230/sup 0/C, and the thermal gradient is 54/sup 0/C/km. The basal 685 m, comprised of biotite monzonite and quartz schist and gneiss, is a likely hot, dry rock
Shannon, S.S. Jr. +5 more
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Transfer of hot dry rock technology [PDF]
The Hot Dry Rock Geothermal Energy Development Program has focused worldwide attention on the facts that natural heat in the upper part of the earth's crust is an essentially inexhaustible energy resource which is accessible almost everywhere, and that practical means now exist to extract useful heat from the hot rock and bring it to the earth's ...
Smith, M.C.
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The hot dry rock geothermal energy program [PDF]
A description of a geothermal energy project in Fenton Hill, New Mexico, known as the Hot Dry Rock Program was presented. As opposed to common geothermal projects where existing hot ground water is trapped, this project utilized deep holes in dry rock. Two vertical holes were drilled and then connected by hydraulic fracturing. Water was pumped into the
Smith, M.C.
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Hot-dry-rock geothermal resource 1980 [PDF]
The work performed on hot dry rock (HDR) geothermal resource evaluation, site characterization, and geophysical exploration techniques is summarized. The work was done by region (Far West, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Rocky Mountain States, Midcontinent, and Eastern) and limited to the conterminous US.
Heiken, G., Goff, F., Cremer, G. (ed.)
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UNet–Based Temperature Simulation of Hot Dry Rock in the Gonghe Basin
Hot dry rock (HDR) geothermal energy, as a clean and renewable energy, has potential value in meeting the rapid demand of the social economy. Predicting the temperature distribution of a subsurface target zone is a fundamental issue for the exploration ...
Wanli Gao, Jingtao Zhao, Suping Peng
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Hot dry rock geothermal energy program [PDF]
The basics of extracting heat from rock, the hot-dry-rock program, and the participants and future of the program are reviewed.
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The status of knowledge of attempts to utilize hot dry rock (HDR) geothermal energy is summarized. It contains (1) descriptions or case histories of the ERDA-funded projects at Marysville, MT, Fenton Hill, NM, and Coso Hot Springs, CA; (2) a review of the status of existing techniques available for exploration and delineation of HDR; (3) descriptions ...
Hot Dry Rock Assessment Panel
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