Geothermal Electric Power Projects In Texas
Geothermal Electric Power Projects In Texas
Geothermal Electric Power Projects In Texas
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O&G data<br />
SMU data<br />
Heat flux in the north part of the Trans-Pecos is 80 mW/m 2 and up, higher than the 60-70 mW/m 2<br />
found in the Gulf Coast. Temperatures and heat flux appear to support electric generation.<br />
O&G data<br />
SMU data<br />
R2 = Coefficient of Determination<br />
(T variability explained by depth)<br />
R = Correlation Coefficient<br />
(predictive relation of num pairs)<br />
<strong>In</strong> these plots, two straight lines are<br />
defined in the normal-normal plot and<br />
one logarithmic curve for the lognormal<br />
plot. <strong>In</strong> the first plot, the<br />
shallow line gives dT/dz = 21.5 o C/km<br />
with the deep line having dT/dz =<br />
44.5 o C/km, over twice the shallow value.<br />
The log-normal curve gives a better<br />
statistical fit.
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