GEOTHERMAL TECHNOLOGIES LEGACY COLLECTION - Bibliographic Citation



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Title: Chemical models for optimizing geothermal energy production
Creator/Author: Moller, N. ; Weare, J.H. ; Duan, Z. ; Greenberg, J.P. [Univ. of California at San Diego, La Jolla, CA (United States)]
Publication Date:1996 Apr 10
OSTI Identifier:OSTI 450627
Report Number(s):DOE/EE--0106; CONF-9604116--21
DOE Contract Number:None
Document Type:Conference
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Resource Relation:Conference: 14. DOE/Industry geothermal program review on keeping geothermal energy competitive in foreign and domestic markets, Berkeley, CA (United States), 8-11 Apr 1996; Other Information: PBD: [1996]; Related Information: Is Part Of Geothermal program review XIV: Keeping geothermal energy competitive in foreign and domestic markets: Proceedings; PB: 326 p.
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Research Org:University of California, La Jolla, CA
Sponsoring Org:USDOE
Subject:15 GEOTHERMAL ENERGY; GEOTHERMAL INDUSTRY; ENERGY EFFICIENCY; GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS; GEOLOGIC MODELS; COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION; G CODES; T CODES; BRINES
Keywords:Geothermal Legacy
Description/Abstract:The progress of our chemical modeling program is described. This year`s improvements include the development of an enthalpy model for geothermal brines and their coexisting vapor phases. This model may be used to estimate working energy content, liquid/steam ratios, etc. In addition we have developed methods of simulation of geothermal fluids from first principles that promise to supplement experimental data. Examples of the remarkable agreement between theory and experiment for ternary systems are presented here. Significant improvements in our ability to visualize the output of our application software were initiated. These programs will allow the geothermal engineer to rapidly interpret the composition and phase information from model calculations. We also have continued the development of more user friendly interfaces for our geothermal application software. Improvements include an improved method of saving prior calculations and improvements in user options.
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Country of Publication:US
Language:English
Size/Format:Medium: ED; Size: pp. 145-150
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Availability:OSTI as DE96015206
System Entry Date:2006 Aug 24
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