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Geothermal energy

Name: Geothermal energy
Creator: White, D. E.
Keywords: Thermal Springs Geothermal Legacy 150100* -- Geothermal Energy-- Resources & Availability, Reviews, Heat Flow, Hydrothermal Systems, Geothermal Fields, Document Types, 15 Geothermal Energy, 7. Clean energy, Resources, Hot Springs

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report 01 Jan 1965 United States Publisher:US Geological SurveyJournal:Circular (issn: 2330-5703,

Authors: White, D. E.;

doi: 10.3133/cir519 , 10.2172/7306829

Geothermal energy

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Abstract

The following subjects are discussed: areas of ''normal'' geothermal gradient, large areas of higher-than-''normal'' geothermal gradient, hot spring areas, hydrothermal systems of composite type, general problems of utilization, and domestic and world resources of geothermal energy. Almost all estimates and measurements of total heat flow published through 1962 for hot spring areas of the world are tabulated. (MHR)

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United States

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University of North Texas
United States

Keywords

Thermal Springs Geothermal Legacy 150100* -- Geothermal Energy-- Resources & Availability, Reviews, Heat Flow, Hydrothermal Systems, Geothermal Fields, Document Types, 15 Geothermal Energy, Resources, Hot Springs, Uses, Information, Geothermal Legacy, Geothermal Systems, Tables, Geothermal Resources

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