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13 12 II 10 - 7 >cc 111 S 6 o Ssc=0-4 Ssc = 0.25 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 TIME (x360 DAYS) Fig, 2 Effect of S on heat recovery vs, time. 699 Sun and Ershaghi 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 TIME (x360 DAYS) Fig, 3 Effect of curvature on heat recovery vs. time. ! II ^ I'll
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Mariner et al. Mariner, R. H., Pres
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BOREHOLE GEOPHYSICAL TECHHIQUES FOR
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Thick-Body Studies ^ Prior to 1982,
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J-. - (l.ti.od. Co' FIGURE 4c Downh
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' X • , methods; and, the anomali
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Geolhermal Resources Council TRANSA
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Figure 2. Index map of MCAGCC, Twen
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SMPERATURE GRADIENTS Temperature gr
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EOTHEFttVlAL RESERVOIR— FLUID TEM
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Geolhermal Resources Council TRANSA
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Geology ((aJMG) within the Napa Val
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Geolhermal Resources Council. TRANS
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Geophysical studies by Youngs and o
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feothermal aquifer into a zone of i
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INTRODUCTION Geothermal Resources C
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do not become isothermal or have ne
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the heat flow anomaly predicted fro
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INTRODUCTION In our experience, all
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The bo'rehDle" eiectricai, techniqu
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T1ie Cascades Region For the past t
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which is the rociprpGal pE resistiy
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of the .deefjer thermal regime .in
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Wright et al. vide basic data about
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training and experience in each of
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Thermai genesis of dissGlution cave
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JEWEL CAVE THERMAL GENESIS OF DISSO
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the Soviet Union), however, where K
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SiKiype THERMAL GENESIS OF DISSOLUT
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sed onto a longer term lowering are
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Ceothermal Resources Council RADON
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GUTIERREZ-NEGRIN This geothermal zo
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GOSNOLD TEMPEiRAVURc (Doq. C) FIGUR
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GOSfJCLD bas(?raent. radioactivity
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GOSNOLD Sass, J.H., and Galanis, S.
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Corbaley and Oquita 50 sos+cr 4. -f
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Ctorbaley and Oquita "The combined
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JANIK ct al. Old Fort Road valley,
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JANIK et al. with a cold water at a
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JANIK et al. — Pilncipal hot-w«l
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DIRECT HEAT APPLICATION PROGRAM SUm
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Special Session A
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Special Session/Agenda (continued)
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DIRECT HEAT APPLICATION PROJECTS Th
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Institutional Heating Systems 1 Nav
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00 t Agribusiness 1 Utah Roses —
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DIRECT HEAT APPLICATIONS PROJECT DE
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Commercial Prawn Farm Project Page
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Boise City Project Page 2 Project D
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Project Title: City of El Centro Ge
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City of El Centro Project Page 3 St
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Elko Heat Company Project Page 2 Sy
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Philip School Project . Page 2 Proj
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Project Title: Geothermal Energy fo
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INJ EAST - WEST DIAGRAMMATIC CROSS
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o EXISTING FACTORY A UNION aoiiER I
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Kelley Hot Springs Agricultural Cen
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Project Title: Klamath Falls YMCA 1
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Project Title: Klamath Falls Geothe
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Klamath Falls Project Page 3 Status
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Madison County Project Page 2 Statu
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Monroe City Project Page 2 Status:
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Navarro College and Memorial Hospit
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Ore-Ida Foods Project Page 2 A seis
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Pagosa Springs Geothermal Project P
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Moana KGRA Project Page 2 Fracture
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Project Title: Geothermal Applicati
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Project Title: Susanville Energy Pr
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Susanville Energy Project Page 3 Th
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THS Memorial Hospital Project Page
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Utah Roses Project Page 2 Project D
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Utah State Prison Project Page 2 On
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Warm Springs State Hospital Project
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Appendix 1 (continued) Industrial P
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1. PROJECT SUMMARY - JUNE 1987 1.1
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1. k. 1. m. Name Date Nature Gib Co
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Name Date Nature m. Kevin Fisher 6/
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3. GEOTHERMAL PROGRESS MOMITOR 3.1
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