Hawaii Geothermal Project; HGP-A Reservoir Engineering

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 01 Sep 1978 United States Publisher:Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI)

Authors: Yuen, P. C.; Chen, B. H.; Kihara, D. H.; Seki, A. S.; Takahashi, P. K.;

doi: 10.2172/5557003

handle: 10125/20991

Hawaii Geothermal Project; HGP-A Reservoir Engineering

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Department of Energy, Contract EY-76-C-03-1093; Energy Research and Development Administration, Contract E(04-3)-1093; National Science Foundation, Grant GI 38319; State of Hawaii, Grants RCUH 5774, 5784, 5942; County of Hawaii, Grant RCUH 5773; Hawaiian Electric Company, Grants 5809, 5828.

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United States

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University of Hawaii System
United States
University of Hawaii at Manoa
United States
University of North Texas
United States

Keywords

330, engineering, Drawdown, Testing, Reservoir Pressure, Well Pressure, Performance Testing, reservoirs, 15 Geothermal Energy, Scaling, Hawaii, Buildup, Engineering, Hawaii Geothermal Project, Geothermal Legacy, Geothermal Wells, Usa, Hawaii--Geothermal Energy, Flow Rate, Boreholes, Geothermal engineering--Hawaii, Cavities, Reservoir Temperature, Recharge, Western Region Geothermal Legacy 150904* -- Geothermal Engineering-- Geothermal Reservoir & Well Performance, North America, Well Temperature, Reservoir Engineering, Wells, Noise

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