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Steaming Ground

Hot thermal ground associated with diffuse steam discharge. Vegetation is typically stunted or non-existent.

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Word of the Week – Brine

Word of the Week – Brine

Brine In producing geothermal fields, this term refers to the hot water that is produced from wells. It is rarely as salty as implied. Instead, the salinities of most natural hot waters are...

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Word of the Week – Cap Rock

Word of the Week – Cap Rock

Cap Rock A poorly permeable or impermeable layer that overlies a geothermal reservoir. The term is borrowed from the oil industry and was once considered an essential feature of a producing...

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Word of the Week – Casing Shoe

Word of the Week – Casing Shoe

Casing Shoe In geothermal wells, this is the bottom of the cemented casing string. Below the casing shoe, the well may be unprotected and open to the surrounding rock or lined with a...

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