Title: |
Conceptual Model of the Zhangzhou Low Temperature System and Its Surrounding Catchment (Fujian Province, P. R. China) |
Authors: |
Yang Zhongke, Hu Shengbiao, and M. P. Hochstein |
Geo Location: |
Zhangzhou, China |
Conference: |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
Year: |
1990 |
Session: |
Geoscience |
Language: |
English |
File Size: |
852KB |
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A regional hydrological model of the Zhangzhou Basin and its surrounding large catchment is presented. The model includes the Zhangzhou geothermal prospect in the cenm whm fluids with a maximum temperatureof 120'C hav been observed at 0.1 km depth. The model reproduces th observed low temperature gradients in nearby and distant deep wells, and explains the natural heat transfer (> 8.5 MW) of the prospect and the observed high temperatures of the inner reservoir. The Zhangzhou system is driven by terrain-induced forced convection causing deep heat sweeps in the upper must down to at least 5 km depth. The natural fluid flow disturbs the crustal temperature field beneath the whole catchment (>10,000 km2).
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