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Literature Review

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Tectonophysics, 1984

Heat flow in northern Thailand

Amnuaychai Thienprasert, Manop Raksaskulwong

One hundred and two geothermal gradients have been obtained from water wells and mineral and oil prospecting holes in northern and northeastern Thailand. The geothermal gradients vary in the broad range of 8–95 mK/m. Two hundred and sixty-one rock samples and two hundred and nine rock-core samples of various types and formations were collected for the thermal conductivity measurement. A Quick Thermal Conductivity Meter (QTM) was used for the measurements both in wet and dry states: the latter values represent the in-situ condition and, therefore, were used for the heat flow determinations. Heat flow values have been obtained by the …


1984

Plotnost Teplovogo Potoka - V Kn: Neftegazogeneticheskie Issle- Dovaniya Bolgarskogo Sektora Chernogo Morya Sofiya, Izdatelstvo Bolgarskoi Akademii Nauk (Heat flux density )

G.A. Tomara, A.V. Kalinin, V.V. Kalinin, T.I. Krystev, V.E. Fadeev
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1984

Drilling and thermal gradient measurements at US Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, Twentynine Palms, California: Report by Division of Earth Sciences

Dennis T. Trexler, Thomas Flynn, George Ghusn Jr
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Doklady Akademii Nauk BSSR, 1984

Teplovoi potok v volynsko-orshanskom pro- gibe - doklady an bssr 1984 (Heat flow in the Volyn-Orsha trough - reports of the USSR Academy of Sciences 1984)

L.A. Tsybulya, G.I. Urban
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1984

Summary of heat flow studies in japan

Seiya Uyeda
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Tectonophysics, 1984

Oil fields—A source of heat flow data

Victor Vacquier

A method of calculating terrestrial heat flow from oil fields is evaluated by reviewing its application to twelve petroliferous basins, three of them in Brazil and nine in Indonesia. In each well, terrestrial heat flow was calculated by multiplying the temperature gradient (obtained by commonly used procedures) by the effective thermal conductivity. The latter was calculated from quick thermal conductivity measurements on core samples by a transient hot-wire method and from the lithologic log. Typically, in each basin the conductivity of about 300 core specimens was measured and logs of 50–150 wells were examined. In each formation penetrated by a …


Earth sciences, 1984

Novye znacheniya teplovogo potoka na territorii armyanskoi ssr - izvestiya an arm ssr (New Values ​​of Heat Flow in the territory of the Armenian SSR )

K.S. Vartanyan, Vadim V. Gordienko
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Tectonophysics, 1984

Geothermal models for the East Carpathians

S. Veliciu, M. Visarion

In order to explain the high heat flow (73–126 mW m−2) observed at the inner part of the East Carpathians, a model which takes into account the radiogenic heat generation and the descent of a lithospheric plate has been elaborated. Calculated geotherms indicate the presence of a high temperature anomaly (exceeding 1000°C) localized in the upper mantle. The geothermal data suggest that both the high heat flow and the building up of the neo-volcanic chain are consequences of the lithospheric Alpine subduction in the Carpathians area.


1984

Geothermal map of Switzerland (heat flow density)

Philippe H. Bodmer, Ladislaus Rybach
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Geophysical Research Letters, 1984

Correlated sediment thickness, temperature gradient and excess pore pressure in a marine fault block basin

Dallas H. Abbott, William Menke, Michael A. Hobart, Roger N. Anderson, Robert W. Embley

Measurements of temperature gradient and excess pore pressure in the surficial sediment of a fault block basin in the Guatemala Basin correlate with sediment thickness. The temperature gradient is smaller and the excess pore pressure gradient is more negative in areas of thinner sediment. This correlation is explained by postulating downward pore water advection within the sediments, with flow velocities on the order of 10−9 to 10−8 m/s in the thinnest sediments and much less flow in the thickest sediments. Sediment physical properties and pore water chemistry also support this interpretation. Since the conductive heat flow of the basin as …


Bureau de recherches géologiques et minières, 1984

Mesures géothermiques dans la région du Cézallier

O. Vidal, Guy Vasseur, Francis Lucazeau
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Teoreticheskie i Experimentalnye Issledovaniya po Geotermike Morey i Okeanov (Theoretical and Experimental Investigations on Geothermics of Seas and Oceans), 1984

Data of heat flow measurements in the Western Arctic Basin

V.I. Vlasenko, A.G. Salman, G.A. Tomara, B.A. Baranov
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Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, 1984

New Heat-Flow Values Off the West-Coast of Morocco

Heinrich W. Villinger
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Theoretical and experimental studies on geothermy of seas and oceans (Teoreticheskie i eksperimental'nye issledovaniia po geotermike morey i okeanov), 1984

Dannye Izmereniy Teplovogo Potoka V Vostochnoy Chasti Arkticheskogo Basseyna - V Kn: Teoreticheskie I Experimentalnye Issledovaniya Po Geotermike Morey I Oke- Anov Moskva: Nauka, (Data of heat flux measurements in the eastern Arctic Basin )

V.I. Vlasenko, A.G. Sal'man, G.A. Tomara, V.A. Baranov
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1984

Évaluation des Ressources Géothermiques Basse Énergie en République de Haiti. Recherche d'un Projet Type

F. Berthier, R. Fabriol, P. Puvillan
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1984

The Eastern Highlands granites: heat flow, heat production and model studies

J. Wheildon, G. King, C.N. Crook, A.A. Thomas-Betts
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1984

The Lake District granites: heat flow, heat production and model studies

J. Wheildon, G. King, C.N. Crook, A.A. Thomas-Betts
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Iceland Deep Drilling Project, 1984

Geothermal measurements from the Vestmanna-1 and Lopra-1 boreholes

Niels Balling, Jan I. Kristiansen, Svend Saxov
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Marine Geophysical Research, 1984

Nankai Trough: A hot trench?

Makoto Yamano, Satoru Honda, Seiya Uyeda

Heat flow estimated from the gas hydrate layers on the landward slope of the Nankai Trough reveals that heat flow increases downslope toward the trench floor. This data plus six new heat flow values obtained by a conventional probe and two values available from DSDP drill holes give a fairly detailed heat flow distribution in the Nankai Trough area, when combined with the already existing data set. There appears to be a zonal pattern parallel to the trough axis, with a high heat flow zone on the floor of the trough that is quite anomalous for a subduction zone. It …


1984

Geotermicheskoe pole turkmenii - moskva: nauka (Geothermal Field of Turkmenia )

Tachmet O. Ashirov
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