Geothermal Energy for Heating Greenhouses in Serbia
- Location
- Serbia
- Conference
- International Summer School
- Year
- 2002
- Language
- English
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Abstract
The surface of Yugoslavia is relatively small (about 80.000 km2) but its geological and tectonic structure are very complex. Because of that, geothermal characteristics of its territory are interesting. On two thirds of Yugoslav territory values of the heat flow density are greater than average values for the continental part of Europe and on the half of the territory they are around 100 mW/m2 (Mlivojevic, 1989). Consequently, on the territory of Yugoslavia there are more than 60 hydrogeothermal low-temperature convective systems (T<150
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