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Design and Analysis of Low Temperature Field Tracer Test Case Study

Tevfik Kayaa, Serhat Akina, Mahmut Parlaktunaa

Key words
Geothermal, Tracer, Low Temperature, Kizilcahamam
Location
Kizilcahamam, Turkey
Conference
World Geothermal Congress
Year
2010
Session
22. Reservoir Engineering
Language
English
Paper number
2263

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Abstract

Kizilcahamam is a low temperature (~ 80°C) geothermal field located 70 km from Ankara, Turkey. The produced geothermal water is used to heat more than 2500 houses. In order to characterize the reservoir, a tracer-test was planned using the efficient hydrologic tracer-test design technique. The test was carried out by injecting a slug of fluorescein into a shallow re-injection well. Analysis of the results showed that the injection well and the producers are interconnected. Analysis of time-concentration curves showed that a multi-fracture model represented the multi-peaked curves better than the others, which included homogeneous porous and double porosity models. The results are consistent with the conceptual geological models proposed in the literature.

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