The Hohi Geothermal Area, Kyushu, Japan
- Location
- Hohi, Japan
- Conference
- Stanford Geothermal Workshop
- Year
- 1985
- Session
- Field Development
- Language
- English
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Abstract
Geophysical data from surface measurements and downhole pressure temperature data i n exploritory well for a 112 km regin in northern Kyushu centered around Mount Waita are examined. The study area includes the geothermal fields supplying steam f o r the Hatchobaru and Ohtake power stations, but a1 so extends a considerable distance to the northwest. Evidence from d r i l l i n g logs, magnetotelluric surveys, l o s t- circulation horizons, downhole temperature surveys, and thermal and chemical properties of surface hot-spring discharge suggests the presence of a large geothermal reservoir north of the towns of Takenoyu and Hagenoyu.
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