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DEVELOPMENT OF DRILLING TECHNOLOGY FOR DEEP-SEATED GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES

Nobuyori Bessho

Key words
deep-seated reservoirs
Conference
Stanford Geothermal Workshop
Year
1998
Session
HOT DRY ROCK/DEEP-SEATED RESERVOIRS
Language
English

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Abstract

Concept of the deep-seated geothermal resources
Deep-seated geothermal resources is defined as the depth of 3000-4000m at temperature of approximately 350o C. And it is considered that those deep-seated geothermal resources exist below shallow geothermal reservoirs which are already exploited. 580,000 KW. And it is indispensable to explore geothermal resources " to increase it rapidly. In Japan, the total power generation capacity is about 580,000 KW. And it is indispensable to explore "deep-seated geothermal resources " to increase it rapidly.

Development of drilling technology for deep-seated geothermal resources
There are many problems remained to drill "deep-seated geothermal reservoirs " safely and efficiently. We are developing a heat-resistant bit, drilling mud, and heat resistant cement slurry.

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