| Potential Installed Thermal Power from Direct-Use Geothermal Energy in Japan |
Sekioka, Mitsuru |
Geothermal overviews; Direct use; Balneology |
Country Update; Direct Use; Japan; Space Heating; Agriculture; Aquaculture; Snow Melt; Spas |
Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
1990 |
English |
| An Analysis on Direct Uses of Geothermal Energy in Japan with Respect to Inlet Temperature and Flow Rate |
Sekioka, Mitsuru |
Direct use; Well testing; Flow testing; Low temperature rese |
Direct Use; Japan; Agribusiness; Aquaculture; Space Heating; Snow Melt; Utilization Factor |
Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
1989 |
English |
| An Analysis of Direct Uses of Geothermal Energy in Japan |
Sekioka, Mitsuru |
Direct use; Greenhouses; Space heating/cooling; Snow melting |
Direct Use; Engineering; Japan; Flow Rates; Water Temperatures; Load Factor; Green Housing; Space Heat; Snow Melt; Aquaculture; Fish Farming; Applications; Kagoshima; Hokkaido; Yamagata; Ibuski |
Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
1986 |
English |
| A Summary of Direct Utilization of Geothermal Energy in Japan |
Sekioka, Mitsuru |
Direct use; District heating/cooling; Snow melting; Greenhou |
Direct Use; Research Agencies; Japan; Review Articles; District Heating Systems; Residential Heating; Snow Melt; Green House; Fish Farming; Industrial; Aquaculture; MITI |
Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
1984 |
English |
| Installed Thermal Capacity and Thermal Energy Used of Direct Uses of Geothermal Energy in Japan |
Sekioka, M. |
Low Enthalpy System and Direct Use |
— |
Japan International Geothermal Symposium |
1988 |
English |
| A Method Estimating Bulk Permeability from the Conductive and Convective Heat Discharges in Geothermal Fields |
Sekioka, M. |
Others |
— |
Japan International Geothermal Symposium |
1988 |
English |
| Evidence for Fluid Flow in Non-Brittle Takidani Granite Implications for Utilization of DSGRs |
Sekine, K.; Bignall, G.; Tsuchiya, N.; Nakatsuka, K. |
HDR/EGS; Fractures; Fluid inclusions; Microthermometry; Gran |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems - Fractures; Fluid Inclusion Microthermometry; Deep-seated Geothermal Reservoir; Granite; Quartz Fracturing; Takidani Granite; HDR; Hot Dry Rock |
Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
2001 |
English |
| Experimental Approach to Understanding the Initiation of Fractures in a Cooling Granite |
Sekine, K.; Bignall, G.; Tsuchiya, N. |
Geophysical surveys; Hydrothermally Healed Granite; Micro Fr |
Geophysical Monitoring; Hydrothermally Healed Granite; Micro Fracture; Thermal Cracking; Acoustic Emission AE; Brittle-Ductile Transition |
Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
2003 |
English |
| Noi'i O Puna - the Puna Research Center, Hawaii |
Seki, A. , Chen, B., Woodruff, J. and Takahashi, P. |
Geoscientific |
— |
New Zealand Geothermal Workshop |
1985 |
English |
| Multiple Hydrothermal Activities in the Okuaizu Geothermal System, JapanKawerau Geothermal System, New Zealand |
Seki Y. |
Geology |
— |
New Zealand Geothermal Workshop |
1996 |
English |
| Slip Tendency Analysis & Frictional Strength of Reservoir Rocks in south Germany |
Seithel, R; Müller, B; Steiner, U; Kohl, T; Henk, A; Stober, I |
Science – Geology |
Stress field, Frictional Strength, Sedimentary Basin, Molasse Basin, Slip Tendency, Dilation Tendency |
European Geothermal Congress |
2016 |
English |
| Geothermal Power Generation and Direct Use in Japan |
Seiki Kawazoe and Noriyuki Shirakura |
1. Country Updates |
Japan, geothermal power generation,update data, current status |
World Geothermal Congress |
2005 |
English |
| Economics of Increased Bit Life in Geothermal Wells by Cooling with a Top Drive System |
Seiji Saito and Sumio Sakuma |
Drilling and Completion Technology |
drilling |
World Geothermal Congress |
2000 |
English |
| MWD and Downhole Motor Performance in Very High Temperature Geothermal Wells in Kakkonda, Japan |
Seiji Saito |
SECTION 5 - Drilling and Completion Technology |
drilling, directional drilling, measurements while drilling (MWD), downhole drill motors, high temperature wells |
World Geothermal Congress |
1995 |
English |
| Stability and Breakdown of Acid-Induced Hydrated Silicate Gels and Metal Silicates Under Geothermal Conditions: A Preliminary Laboratory Study |
Seiji NAKAGAWA, William KIBIKAS, Chun CHANG, TimothyKNEAFSEY, Patrick DOBSON, Abraham SAMUEL, Michael OTTO, Stephen BRUCE, Nils KAARGESON-LOE, Stephen BAUER |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
flow diverter, silicate gel, metal silicate hydrate, gel stability, laboratory experiment |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2023 |
English |
| Laboratory Evaluation of the Short-Term Clogging Behavior of Various Materials and Their Combined Use for Lost Circulation Management |
Seiji NAKAGAWA, Chun CHANG, Willam KIBIKAS, Timothy KNEAFSEY, Patrick DOBSON, Abraham SAMUEL, Stephen BAUER |
Drilling |
lost circulation materials, fracture, clogging, laboratory experiment |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2023 |
English |
| Three-Dimensional Geothermal Reservoir Simulation |
Seiichi Hirakawa, Yoshinobu Fujinaga, Nichinori Miyoshi |
Modeling |
— |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
1980 |
English |
| Geothermal Well Logging and Its Interpretation |
Seiichi Hirakawa, Shinji Yamaguchi |
Reservoir Chemistry and Physics |
— |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
1981 |
English |
| System Approach to Geothermal Field Development |
Seiichi Hirakawa |
Field Development |
— |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
1978 |
English |
| Japanese Primary Energy Supply and Geophysical Well Logging |
Seiichi Hirakawa |
Well and Reservoir Testing |
— |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
1977 |
English |