| STUDIES ABOUT DEPOSITIONS THAT COULD APPEAR AT GEOTHERMAL WATER UTILIZATION |
Oana Stanasel, Ludovic Gilau |
GEOCHEMISTRY |
chemical composition |
Stanford Geothermal Workshop |
1999 |
English |
| Assessment of Hydrogeological and Hydrochemical Conditions in Kazanlak Basin (Bulgaria) |
Vladimir Hristov, Aleksey Benderev, Klara Bojadgieva |
15. Hydrogeology |
chemical composition, geothermal basin, geothermal field, balneology |
World Geothermal Congress |
2010 |
English |
| The Chemical Composition of Geothermal Hot Springs as an Indicator of Various Geologic Subsurfaces in Iceland and Serbia |
PETKOVIC Ivana, ÄORÄEVIĆ Dragana, ASBJORNSSON Einar Jon, MIHAJLIDI Aleksandra, SAKAN Sanja, FINGER David |
Geochemistry |
Chemical composition, Geothermal hot-springs, Iceland, Serbia |
World Geothermal Congress |
2020 |
English |
| Preliminary Study on Hydrogeochemical Characteristics of Yanqing Geothermal Field, Beijing |
FU Changhong, WANG Huaxu, HAN Minxia, LIU Shaomin, LIU Wei |
Geochemistry |
chemical composition, geothermometer, Yanqing geothermal field |
World Geothermal Congress |
2020 |
English |
| Reservoir Processes Inferred by Geochemical, Stable Isotopes and Gas Equilibrium Data in Cerro Prieto, B.C., MÈxico |
Enrique Portugal, Georgina Izquierdo, Rosa MarÌa Barrag·n and Jes?s de LeÛn V. |
8. Geochemistry |
Chemical equilibrium, stable isotope, Cerro Prieto |
World Geothermal Congress |
2005 |
English |
| Geothermometry of Sofia Field Hydrothermal Systems, Bulgaria |
Vladimir Hristov & Elka Pentcheva |
Hydrogeothermics |
Chemical geothermometer, trace element, migration, temperature, deep reservoir |
European Geothermal Conference |
1999 |
English |
| Chemical Geothermometry and Fluid-Mineral Equilibria for the ÷mer-Gecek Thermal Waters, Afyon Area, Turkey |
Halim Mutlu and Nilg¸n G¸leÁ |
8. Geochemistry |
Chemical geothermometry, fluid-mineral equilibria, Afyon thermal waters, Turkey |
World Geothermal Congress |
2005 |
English |
| Silica Scale Inhibition by Phosphino-Carboxylic Acid Copolymer in Low-Temperature Injection of Geothermal Fluid |
Richard C. DE GUZMAN, Fidel S. SEE, Almario D. BALTAZAR JR. and Noel D. SALONGA |
— |
chemical inhibition, cold injection, phosphino-carboxylic acid copolymer, silica scaling |
Asian Geothermal Symposium |
2013 |
English |
| Optimization of Silica Chemical Inhibition Using Phosphinocarboxylic Acid Copolymer Through Nanocolloidal Particle Size Measurement of Simulated Geothermal Fluid |
Richard DE GUZMAN, Al Christopher DE LEON, Brylee David TIU, Jennifer ESPARTERO, Almario BALTAZAR Jr., Rigoberto ADVINCULA |
Corrosion and Scaling |
chemical inhibition, particle size, optimization, scaling, silica |
World Geothermal Congress |
2015 |
English |
| Characterization of Nanocolloidal Silica Formation of Untreated and Treated Simulated Geothermal Brine Through Various Particle Size and Zeta Potential Measurement Techniques |
Richard DE GUZMAN, Al Christopher DE LEON, Brylee David TIU, Almario BALTAZAR Jr., Rigoberto ADVINCULA |
Corrosion and Scaling |
chemical inhibition, particle size, scaling, silica |
World Geothermal Congress |
2015 |
English |
| Reaction and Transport of Chemicals in a Two Phase Geothermal Reservoir |
Stephen P. White |
SECTION 6 - Resource Evaluation and Modeling |
chemical species, two-phase reservoir, reservoir simulation |
World Geothermal Congress |
1995 |
English |
| Chemical Stimulation for EGS: The Use of Chelating Agents at High pH for the Simultaneous Dissolution of Calcium Carbonate, Silicas, and Silicates |
Peter E. Rose, Tianfu Xu, Scott Fayer and Karsten Pruess |
31. EGS - Enhanced Geothermal Systems (Hot Dry Rock) |
Chemical stimulation, high pH solutions, chelating agents, Enhanced Geothermal Systems, EGS, Desert Peak geothermal field |
World Geothermal Congress |
2010 |
English |
| Revised Quartz Solubility Temperature Dependence Equation Along the Water-Vapor Saturation Curve |
Mahendra P. Verma |
Exploration and Development |
chemical thermodynamics |
World Geothermal Congress |
2000 |
English |
| Field-Wide Application of Chemical Tracers for Mass Flow Measurements in Philippine Geothermal Fields |
Rico V. Macambac, Allan Troy N. Salazar, Ruperto R. Villa, Jr., Edwin H. Alcober, Medardo C. Magdadam, Jr. Paul Hirtz and Russel Kunzman |
Process Chemistry |
Chemical Tracers, MgC12, Na benzoate, Na fluorescein, SFS |
PNOC-EDC Geothermal Conference |
1998 |
English |
| Saturation Waves and Chemical Transport in Two Phase Flows |
Graham J. Weir |
SECTION 6 - Resource Evaluation and Modeling |
chemical transport, two-phase flows, shocks |
World Geothermal Congress |
1995 |
English |
| Simplifying the Selection of Chemical Treatment for Managing Scale and Corrosion in Geothermal Systems |
Gill, Jasbir S. |
Brine chemistry; Scaling; Corrosion |
Chemical treatment selection, scale, corrosion, computer modeling, empirical rules, highly insoluble minerals |
Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
2021 |
English |
| Thermal Water Classification of Morobe, Ferguson Is., West New Britain and Feni Is of Papua New Guinea Using Water Chemistry and Isotope Analysis |
Conrad KUMUL |
Geochemistry |
chemistry, classification, thermal water, isotope, geochemistry, |
World Geothermal Congress |
2020 |
English |
| Computer Simulation of Temperature-Dependent Equilibrium Precipitation |
Wolery, T. J. |
Software; Computer modeling; Brine chemistry |
Chemistry; Calculations; Scaling; USA; California; East Mesa; Igneous Species; Minerals; Thermodynamics; Precipitation; Affinity; Redox; Corrosion; Reinjection; LLML; US DOE |
Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
1979 |
English |
| Carbonate Scale Inhibition in Republic's East Mesa Geothermal Operations |
Vetter, O. J.; Campbell, D. A. |
Geochemical surveys; Carbonates; Scaling |
Chemistry; Scale; Control; USA; California; East Mesa; Pump; Inhibitor; Test Loop; Concentration; Phosphonate; Calcium Carbonate; Instrumentation; US DOE; LBL; Republic Geothermal Inc |
Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
1979 |
English |
| DISTINGUISHING LIGHTER SHADES OF GREY: THE USE OF PORTABLE XRF TO DEFINE CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY IN THE GREYWACKE BASEMENT OF NEW ZEALAND GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS |
J. H. White, S.L.L. Barker, and A. Calibugan |
Session 1.2: Geology |
Chemostratigraphy, portable x-ray fluorescence, Kawerau geothermal field, greywacke basement, Taupo volcanic zone |
New Zealand Geothermal Workshop |
2017 |
English |