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LONGTIME STUDY OF GEOTHERMAL DATA FROM A LOW ENTHALPHY GEOTHERMAL HEAT PLANT.

Per-Gunnar Alm

Key words
Sweden
Location
Lund, Sweden
Conference
Stanford Geothermal Workshop
Year
1999
Session
Direct Use
Language
English

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Abstract

This paper presents a case study of a geothermal heat plant in southern Sweden where data of geothermal properties are collected daily. The plant has been in operation for more than thirteen years. By daily collecting and processing the geothermal data, it has been possible to minimize the standstill of the plant due to unexpected problems in the production and injection wells. A study of the geothermal properties has also made it possible to follow the long time changes within the geothermal reservoir.

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