Abstract
The paper surveys the spouting of geothermal fluids in test boring wells, the well logging, and the status of geothermal fluids, as a part of the geothermal development promotion survey in the Mizuwake-Toge south area. In the spouting test of N3-MW-6 well, the 53rd swabbing led successfully to spouting. The spouting amounted to 3.6 tons/h in steam and geothermal water, but stopped spontaneously in 100 minutes. Results of the logging are hardly different between before and after the spouting indicating a maximum temperature of 200{degree}C, barometric pressure of 75, and water levels of a 250-300m section. The geothermal water is a neutral Cl deep-area type. N2-MW-2 well spouted immediately after the 10th swabbing, indicating steam of 3 tons/h at the stable time, geothermal water of 7.3 tons/h, pH9, Cl of 1500ppm, and the total spouting time of 4029 minutes. The place where the geothermal fluid flows in is 635m deep, and when the well head pressure was 1.7-3.9 barometric pressure, the spouted fluid temperature was 199-198{degree}C. The geothermal water is a Cl-HCO3 type. In both wells geothermal water is ground water originated from meteoric water which reacted with peripheral rocks by volcanic heating and was formed in the deep area.
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Fiscal 1991 geothermal development promotion energy.. Report (35) on sampling/analysis of geothermal fluids (Mizuwake-Toge south area); 1991 nendo chinetsu kaihatsu sokushin chosa.; Chinetsu ryutai no saishu bunseki hokokusho (35) (Mizuwake Toge nanbu chiiki).
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1993.
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Fiscal 1991 geothermal development promotion energy.. Report (35) on sampling/analysis of geothermal fluids (Mizuwake-Toge south area); 1991 nendo chinetsu kaihatsu sokushin chosa.; Chinetsu ryutai no saishu bunseki hokokusho (35) (Mizuwake Toge nanbu chiiki).
Japan.
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1993.
"Fiscal 1991 geothermal development promotion energy.. Report (35) on sampling/analysis of geothermal fluids (Mizuwake-Toge south area); 1991 nendo chinetsu kaihatsu sokushin chosa.; Chinetsu ryutai no saishu bunseki hokokusho (35) (Mizuwake Toge nanbu chiiki)."
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title = {Fiscal 1991 geothermal development promotion energy.. Report (35) on sampling/analysis of geothermal fluids (Mizuwake-Toge south area); 1991 nendo chinetsu kaihatsu sokushin chosa.; Chinetsu ryutai no saishu bunseki hokokusho (35) (Mizuwake Toge nanbu chiiki)}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {The paper surveys the spouting of geothermal fluids in test boring wells, the well logging, and the status of geothermal fluids, as a part of the geothermal development promotion survey in the Mizuwake-Toge south area. In the spouting test of N3-MW-6 well, the 53rd swabbing led successfully to spouting. The spouting amounted to 3.6 tons/h in steam and geothermal water, but stopped spontaneously in 100 minutes. Results of the logging are hardly different between before and after the spouting indicating a maximum temperature of 200{degree}C, barometric pressure of 75, and water levels of a 250-300m section. The geothermal water is a neutral Cl deep-area type. N2-MW-2 well spouted immediately after the 10th swabbing, indicating steam of 3 tons/h at the stable time, geothermal water of 7.3 tons/h, pH9, Cl of 1500ppm, and the total spouting time of 4029 minutes. The place where the geothermal fluid flows in is 635m deep, and when the well head pressure was 1.7-3.9 barometric pressure, the spouted fluid temperature was 199-198{degree}C. The geothermal water is a Cl-HCO3 type. In both wells geothermal water is ground water originated from meteoric water which reacted with peripheral rocks by volcanic heating and was formed in the deep area. 9 refs., 30 figs., 39 tabs.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1993}
month = {Feb}
}
title = {Fiscal 1991 geothermal development promotion energy.. Report (35) on sampling/analysis of geothermal fluids (Mizuwake-Toge south area); 1991 nendo chinetsu kaihatsu sokushin chosa.; Chinetsu ryutai no saishu bunseki hokokusho (35) (Mizuwake Toge nanbu chiiki)}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {The paper surveys the spouting of geothermal fluids in test boring wells, the well logging, and the status of geothermal fluids, as a part of the geothermal development promotion survey in the Mizuwake-Toge south area. In the spouting test of N3-MW-6 well, the 53rd swabbing led successfully to spouting. The spouting amounted to 3.6 tons/h in steam and geothermal water, but stopped spontaneously in 100 minutes. Results of the logging are hardly different between before and after the spouting indicating a maximum temperature of 200{degree}C, barometric pressure of 75, and water levels of a 250-300m section. The geothermal water is a neutral Cl deep-area type. N2-MW-2 well spouted immediately after the 10th swabbing, indicating steam of 3 tons/h at the stable time, geothermal water of 7.3 tons/h, pH9, Cl of 1500ppm, and the total spouting time of 4029 minutes. The place where the geothermal fluid flows in is 635m deep, and when the well head pressure was 1.7-3.9 barometric pressure, the spouted fluid temperature was 199-198{degree}C. The geothermal water is a Cl-HCO3 type. In both wells geothermal water is ground water originated from meteoric water which reacted with peripheral rocks by volcanic heating and was formed in the deep area. 9 refs., 30 figs., 39 tabs.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1993}
month = {Feb}
}