Problems and outlooks for petrothermal power engineering
(review)
S.V. Alekseenko1, 2, V.Yu. Borodulin1, N.A. Gnatus3, M.I. Nizovtsev1, and N.N. Smirnova4
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1Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
2Tomsk Polytechnic University, Tomsk, Russia
3NPK PETROTES JSC, Moscow, Russia
4NMSU “Gorny” (Mining University), St. Petersburg, Russia
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Keywords: geothermal energy, petrothermal power engineering, hydrothermal resources, Geo power plant
Pages: 1–16
Abstract
A review is given for
the state of the art and future development of the geothermal
power engineering. Different diagrams of GeoPP are shown for different levels
of geofluid temperature. A special focus is made on challenges for
petrothermal power production. The huge amount of heat from petrothermal
resources can be harnessed through creating geothermal circulation systems
within the dry rocks. Estimates for system lifetime and heat production
capacity of circulation systems are given for different flow rates of
coolant.
DOI: 10.1134/S0869864316010017
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