Title: |
The Theory and Selection of Chemically Reactive Tracers for Reservoir Thermal Capacity Production |
Authors: |
J. W. Tester |
Conference: |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
Year: |
1987 |
Session: |
Tracer Flow |
Language: |
English |
File Size: |
650KB |
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The theory behind how chemically reactive tracers are used to characterize the velocity and temperature distribution in steady flowing systems is reviewed. Ranges of kinetic parameters a reestablished as a function of reservoir temperatures and fluid residence times for selecting appropriate reacting systems. Reactive tracer techniques are applied to character i z e the temperature d is t r i bution in a laminar-flow heat exchanger. Models are developed to predict r e active trace r behavior in fractured geothermal reservoirs of fixed and increasing size.
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