| On Some Fluid-Based Monitoring Tasks Within the EU Project FracRisk (2015-2018) |
Julia GHERGUT, Horst BEHRENS, Jac BENSABAT, Chris I. McDERMOTT, Martin SAUTER |
Tracers |
artificial tracers, hydraulic fracturing, single-well, push-pull, dual-tracer, EGS |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Enhancement of Silica-Enthalpy Mixing Model to Predict Enthalpy of Geothermal Reservoir |
Jodhi P. GIRIARSO, M. Husni THAMRIN, Eben Ezer SIAHAAN |
Geochemistry |
silica, enthalpy, mixing |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Geophysical Investigations and Structural Framework of Geothermal Systems in West and Southcentral Idaho; Camas Prairie to Mountain Home |
Jonathan M.G. GLEN, Lee LIBERTY, Erika GASPERIKOVA, Drew SILER, John SHERVAIS, Brent RITZINGER, Noah ATHENS, Tait EARNEY |
Geophysics |
Camas Prairie, Mountain Home, Idaho, geothermal, hydrothermal, hot springs, faulting, structure, seismic reflection, magnetotellurics (MT), gravity, magnetics, potential field modeling |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Effect of Injected Cold Water on the Bottomhole Temperature Behavior |
Ceylan Name GURSES, Omer Inanc TUREYEN, Abdurrahman SATMAN |
Modeling |
bottomhole cooling, wellbore heat transmission |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| An Inverse Model for Predicting Reservoir Structure and Thermal Lifetime Using Inert and Adsorbing Tracers |
Adam J. HAWKINS, Don FOX, Matthew M. BECKER, and Jefferson W. TESTER |
Tracers |
tracers, field studies, inverse methods, thermal breakthrough |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Algorithm for Optimal Well Placement in Geothermal Systems Based on TOUGH2 Models |
Dagur HELGASON, Ágúst VALFELLS, Egill JÚLÍUSSON |
Reservoir Engineering |
resource management, well placement, algorithm, optimization, tough2, python, pytough, reservoir engineering |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Experimental Investigation of Hydraulically Induced Fracture Properties in Enhanced Geothermal Reservoir Stimulation |
HU Lianbo, Ahmad GHASSEMI, John PRITCHETT, Sabodh GARG |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
enhanced geothermal systems, fracture properties, acoustic emission, spontaneous potential, temperature |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| The Influence of Remedial Cementing on Thermal Well Design with Applications to Wellbore Integrity |
Adonis ICHIM, Catalin TEODORIU, Gioia FALCONE |
Production Engineering |
heat transfer, well integrity, cement, remedial |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| An Innovative Computational Approach for Enhanced Geothermal System |
Kamran JAHANBAKHSH, Masami NAKAGAWA, Mahmood ARSHAD, Lucila DUNNINGTON |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
Enhanced Geothermal System, Thermo-hydro processes, Thermally-induced fractures, EGS performance |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| A Biotechnology Application for Rare Earth Extraction from Geothermal Brines |
Yongqin JIAO, Dan PARK, Aaron BREWER, Congwang YE, Laura LAMMERS, Tianyi KOU, and Yat LI |
Emerging Technology |
mineral extraction, bioadsorption, biosorption, rare earth, rare earth elements, rare earth metals, REE, REEs |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| A Tool for Thermo-sensitive Tracer Selection and Evaluation in Field Experiments |
Yulan JIN, Mario SCHAFFER, Tobias LICHA |
Modeling |
Thermo-Sensitive Tracers, Compound Selection, Tracer Test Dimensioning, Optimization, Thermal State, Temperature Distribution |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Thermal Spallation Drilling an Alternative Drilling Technology for Deep Heat Mining - Performance Analysis, Cost Assessment and Design Aspects |
Michael A. KANT, Edoardo ROSSI, Dragana HÖSER, Philipp RUDOLF VON ROHR |
Drilling |
spallation drilling, drilling velocity, costs, design, applicability |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Enhancing the Drilling Process for Geothermal Resources by Combining Conventional Drilling and the Spallation Technology |
Michael A. KANT, Edoardo ROSSI, Dustin BECKER, Philipp RUDOLF VON ROHR |
Drilling |
spallation drilling, hybrid-drilling, thermal treatment, application possibilities |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Probabilistically Assessing the Efficacy of Stimulation Strategies |
Dimitrios KARVOUNIS, Stefan WIEMER |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
egs, induced seismicity, modeling, psha |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Improved Test Method for Slim Hole and Microbore Exploration Drilling |
Dennis KASPEREIT, William L. OSBORN |
Emerging Technology |
microbore, drill stem test, slim hole, well test, flow capacity, productivity index, wellbore simulation |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Simulation of Reinjection of Non-Condensable Gas-Water Mixture Into Geothermal Reservoirs |
Eylem KAYA, Sadiq J. ZARROUK |
Modeling |
Non-condensable gases, NCG, CO2 reinjection, geothermal reservoir modeling. |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Possibility of Ground Water Contamination and Possible Effects of Olkaria Geothermal Developments to Lake Naivasha |
Joseph KERINA and Mike CHEGE |
Injection |
Municipal Solid Waste, Solid Waste Management, Waste to Energy, Plasma Gasification,transmissivity |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Role of Fluid Injection Pressure in Inducing Seismicity |
Zoheir KHADEMIAN, Masami NAKAGAWA, Ryan GARVEY, Ugur OZBAY |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
Induced seismicity, seismic energy, injection pressure, deconfinement |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Analysis of Magma Injection Beneath an Active Volcano Using a Hydromechanical Numerical Model |
Alexey KIRYUKHIN, Jack NORBECK |
Enhanced Geothermal Systems |
magma,injection,C-Frac,modeling |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |
| Use of Supercritical and Subcritical Binary Models for Geothermal Power Plants and Effects of Geothermal Resource Temperature on Power Plant Design |
Hilal KIVANC ATES, Umran SERPEN, Niyazi AKSOY |
General |
supercritical binary model, subcritical binary model, optimum resource temperatures, different working fluids. |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |