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Geothermal reservoir engineering /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Otros Autores: | , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
Academic Press,
1982.
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| Colección: | Energy science and engineering.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; Geothermal Reservoir Engineering; Copyright Page; Table Contents; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1. Geothermal Reservoirs; 1.1. INTRODUCTION; 1.2. THE DEVELOPMENT OF GEOTHERMALRESERVOIR ENGINEERING; 1.3. DEFINITIONS; 1.4. THE WORLD'S GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES; 1.5. ORGANIZATION OF THE BOOK; 1.6. REFERENCES AND UNITS; Chapter 2. Conceptual Models of GeothermalFields and Systems; 2.1. INTRODUCTION; 2.2. CONDUCTIVE SYSTEMS; 2.3. CONVECTIVE SYSTEMS: LIQUID DOMINATED; 2.4. CONVECTIVE SYSTEMS: VAPOR DOMINATED; 2.5. CONCEPTS OF CHANGES UNDER EXPLOITATION
- 2.6. DEVELOPING A CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF AGEOTHERMAL RESERVOIR2.7. SUMMARY; Chapter 3. Simple Quantitative Models; 3.1. INTRODUCTION; 3.2. SIMPLIFICATIONS AND CONCEPTS OF STORAGE; 3.3. PRESSURE TRANSIENT MODELS; 3.4. SIMPLE LUMPED-PARAMETER MODEL; 3.5. STEAM RESERVOIR WITH IMMOBILE WATER; 3.6. RESERVES; 3.7. FRACTURED MEDIA; 3.8. CHEMICAL FLOW MODELS; 3.9. APPLICABILITY OF THE MODELS; Chapter 4. Well Completion and Warm-Up; 4.1. INTRODUCTION; 4.2. MEASUREMENTS DURING DRILLING; 4.3. THE COMPLETED WELL; 4.4. THE COMPLETION TEST; 4.5. WARM-UP; 4.6. THE ""STATIC"" WELL; 4.7. VAPOR-DOMINATED SYSTEMS
- 4.8. SUMMARYChapter 5. Flow Testing; 5.1. INTRODUCTION; 5.2. INITIATING DISCHARGE; 5.3. MEASUREMENT AND MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES; 5.4. PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE PROFILES IN FLOWING WELLS; 5.5. INTERPRETATION OF OUTPUT DATA; 5.6. INJECTION; 5.7. SUMMARY; Chapter 6. Case Study: A History of Well BR2, Broadlands Geothermal Field, New Zealand; 6.1. INTRODUCTION; 6.2. THE DRILLING AND TESTING PERIOD (MAY-AUGUST 1966); 6.3. THE DISCHARGE PERIOD, 1966-1971; 6.4. SHUTDOWN AND PRESSURE RECOVERY AUGUST 1971-DECEMBER 1980; 6.5. CONCLUSION; Chapter 7. Quantifying Reservoir Properties; 7.1. INTRODUCTION
- 7.2. INFERENCE FROM FLUID DISTRIBUTION7.3. INTERFERENCE TESTING; 7.4. LONG-TERM RESERVOIR TESTS; 7.5. OTHER TESTS; 7.6. SVARTSENGI, ICELAND; 7.7. RAFT RIVER; 7.8. EAST MESA; 7.9. SUMMARY; Chapter 8. Long-Term Behavior: The ObservedResponse of Fields to Exploitation; 8.1. INTRODUCTION; 8.2. LARDERELLO AND OTHER ITALIAN FIELDS; 8.3. REYKJAVIK AND SELFOSS, ICELAND; 8.4. WAIRAKEI; 8.5. THE GEYSERS, CALIFORNIA; 8.6. CERRO PRIETO, MEXICO; 8.7. BROADLANDS, NEW ZEALAND; 8.8. KAWERAU; 8.9. AHUACHAPAN; 8.10. SUMMARY; Chapter 9. Field Monitoring and Management; 9.1. INTRODUCTION; 9.2. MEASUREMENTS
- 9.3. CHANGES IN WELL PERFORMANCE9.4. DECLINE CURVES AND TREND ANALYSES; 9.5. SOPHISTICATED RESERVOIR MODELS; 9.6. OPTIMIZATION; Chapter 10. Current Geothermal Reservoir Problems; 10.1. INTRODUCTION; 10.2. FRACTURED RESERVOIRS, REINJECTION, AND TRACER RETURNS; 10.3. SURFACE ACTIVITY: NATURAL AND DISTURBED; 10.4. SUBSIDENCE; 10.5. CONCLUSION; Appendix 1: Pressure Transient Analysis; A1.1. INTRODUCTION; A1.2. BASIC SOLUTION; A1.3. WELLBORE STORAGE AND SKIN; A1.4. INJECTION; A1.5. TWO-PHASE FLOW; A1.6. PSEUDOPRESSURE; A1.7. VARIABLE FLOW RATE; A1.8. FRACTURED MEDIA