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Geothermal lead
| Глоссарий по геотермальной энергии |
A vaguely-defined underground geological feature that has the potential to contain a geothermal resource.
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Geothermal, английский
- Of or relating to the earth`s interior heat.
- An adjective relating to heat within earth.
Geothermal discovery, английский
An underground geological structure or region in which a hydrothermal reservoir or geothermal reservoir has been proven, usually with an exploration well.
Geothermal district heating (gdh), английский
A type of direct use in which a utility system supplies multiple users with hot water or steam from a central plant or well field through a distribution network.
Geothermal energy, английский
- Energy derived from the internal heat of the earth.
- The earth`s interior heat made available to humanity by extracting it from hot water or rocks. this is literally the “heat beneath our feet,” or heat that flows continuously from the earth’s interior to the surface. this heat has been radiating from the earth’s core for about 4.5 billion years.
- Thermal energy inside the earth. geothermal energy is currently extracted from a few metres to a few kilometers beneath the earth’s surface, to use as a practical source of energy (modified after uob, 2023).
- Accessible thermal energy stored in the earth’s interior, in both rock and trapped steam or liquid water (hydrothermal resources), which may be used to generate electric energy in a thermal power plant, or to supply heat to any process requiring it. the main sources of geothermal energy are the residual energy available from planet formation and the energy continuously generated from radionuclide decay.
Geothermal field, английский
A localized volume of earth’s crust where a geothermal resource can be extracted from a reservoir by subsurface working fluids and then delivered to a place of use (modified after moeck, 2014).
Geothermal gradient, английский
- The rate of increase of temperature with depth in the earth, with an average value of approxi- mately 25°c per km.
- The rate of temperature increase in the earth as a function of depth. temperature increases an average of 1° fahrenheit for every 75 feet in descent.
- The rate of temperature change with increasing depth into earth.
- Rate at which the earth’s temperature increases with depth, indicating heat fl owing from the earth’s warm interior to its colder parts. global warming potential (gwp): gwp is an index, based upon radiative properties of well-mixed greenhouse gases, measuring the radiative forcing of a unit mass of a given well-mixed greenhouse gas in today’s atmosphere integrated over a chosen time horizon, relative glossary, acronyms, chemical symbols and prefi xes annex i to that of co. the gwp represents the combined effect of the differing lengths of time that these gases remain in the atmosphere and their relative effectiveness in absorbing outgoing infrared radiation. the kyoto protocol ranks greenhouse gases on the basis of gwps from single pulse emissions over subsequent -year time frames. see also climate change and co- equivalent emission.
Geothermal heat pumps, английский
Mature technologies that use the constant temperature of the shallow earth (40–70°f) to provide heating and cooling solutions to buildings wherever the ground can be cost-effectively accessed to depths below seasonal temperature variations.
Geothermal lease, английский
A deed with which a landowner authorizes exploration for–and production of–geothermal fluids or heat on their license area, usually in consideration of a royalty (modified after law insider, 2023a).
Geothermal play, английский
The portion of a geothermal system that contains a heat reservoir, its subsurface working fluid (either native or introduced), and/or a cluster of geothermal fields, geothermal discoveries, geothermal prospects, and/or geothermal lead – that resemble each other geologically and share common risks (modified after doust, 2009) – all surrounded by low permeability rocks.
Geothermal power, английский
Power generated by using the heat energy of the earth.
Geothermal power plant, английский
An industrial facility built on earth’s surface to generate electrical power.
Geothermal power station, английский
Geothermal prospect, английский
An underground, geological structure or region with indications that it could contain a hydrothermal reservoir or geothermal reservoir, which could be economically exploited.
Geothermal reservoir, английский
Месторождение термальных вод
Geothermal resource, английский
The portion of a reservoir’s total geothermal energy that is technically recoverable from the earth.
Geothermal stage, английский
Lead, английский
- Поводок
- Block or series of blocks or rollers attached to a stationary object to guide the cable that drags logs (32) .
- With respect to radiation protection, lead together with perhaps concrete, is the most likely shielding material for attenuating x-rays and gamma rays . it has a density approximately 11 times greater than that of water and is easily formed into sheets an
- Ввод; опережение; упреждение; вести (самолет)
- Свинец l-d; l/d length-to-diameter (ratio) относительное удлинение (корпуса)
- 1. a plummet or mass of lead attached to a line, used in sounding depth at sea.
- A very heavy soft metallic element, which is poisonous in compounds (note: the chemical symbol is pb.)
- A ведущий system
- Свинец; лот
- The direction in which running ropes lead fair, and come down to the deck. also, in arctic seas, a channel through the ice; synonymous with lane. to lead into battle, or into harbour.
- [1] an inshore channel, especially one through an ice pack. pronounced “leed.” also lode. [2] a leadline. pronounced “led.”
- The longitudinal distance traveled in one revolution by a spiral thread or screw. (pronounced leed.)
- The distance a bit is held suspended off bottom in a borehole before rotation and downward move ment of the drill string is started.
- Commonly, although incorrectly, used as a syno nym for ledge, lode. 4. a mixture of powdered lead oxide and linseed oil used as a pipe-thread lubricant and sealant. (pro nounced led.) also called red lead.
- A pattern of footfalls at the canter in which the legs on one side of the horse, front and back, "lead" (reach farther forward than) the legs on the other side. in a circle to the right, the right (inside) legs should lead, and vice versa.
- A specific footfall pattern at the canter or lope in which the inside legs of the circle reach farther forward than the outside legs. when working to the right on the right lead, the horse`s right foreleg and right hind leg reach farther forward than the left legs. if a horse is loping in a circle to the right on the left lead, he is said to be on the wrong lead or is counter-cantering.
- Свинец. металл, атомный номер 82, относительная атомная масса 207,2, символ рь. свинец (в форме свинцовой пыли) и его соединения обладают высокой токсичностью и кумулятивностью; эти соединения могут депонироваться в костях и впоследствии выделяться в кровь. свинцовая пыль, содержащая соединения свинца, может поступать в воздух в составе выбросов от заводов, использующих этот металл, и выхлопных газов автомобилей, работающих на бензине со свинецсодержащими присадками.
- A person who may or may not be interested in your product(s) and/or service(s). a lead willingly shares their email address (and usually other personal or contact information) in exchange for something they deem of value from the website.
- This consistently ranks at the top for most misspelled words on resumes. so let`s get it straight: the past tense of "to lead" is written and pronounced "led." but a lot of people instead write "lead," probably because they`re thinking of the mineral lead.
Lead, английский
Lead (1), английский
Us term for a track giving access from a main line to a railway yard.
Lead (2), английский
Electric cable used in maintenance for shore supplies or wander lights.
Underground, английский
- Подземный
- Below grade or ground level, as underground drain lines or cables.
Geological, английский
Геологический
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Geothermal play, английский
The portion of a geothermal system that contains a heat reservoir, its subsurface working fluid (either native or introduced), and/or a cluster of geothermal fields, geothermal discoveries, geothermal prospects, and/or geothermal lead – that resemble each other geologically and share common risks (modified after doust, 2009) – all surrounded by low permeability rocks.
Fracture [verb], английский
The action of cracking, dividing or breaking a rock.
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