Bao, Ting. Primary Author Liu, Zhen. Additional Author Meldrum, Jay. Additional Author Green, Christopher. Additional Author mixed material bibliography Shanghai Springer 2018 en English

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658-695p.: Illus.; 16 x 24 cm This paper reports on the first large-scale project in the U.S. for utilizing water from abandoned mines for geothermal applications. This project proved the high potential of turning water in deep abandoned mines into a renewable energy resource, which is safer, greener, and more abundant than other conventional low-enthalpy geothermal applications. In this paper, a real demonstration project is introduced for recovering geothermal energy from the mine water for heating and cooling to a 1022 m2 building in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. A field test in a mine shaft with a depth of 1219.2 m is then presented to show the key issue in the use of the mine water as a geothermal resource: the temperature distribution. Complex multiphysics simulation with unique non-isothermal hydrodynamics is conducted to provide a physical explanation for the data obtained in the field test. Simulation results shed light on the scientific myth regarding water stratification and energy flow observed in the field study. LOKASI: Ruang Koleksi Umum Rak: 2 TUNNELLING R 624.19 (063) 9789811300165 Perpustakaan Direktorat Bina Teknik Jalan dan Jembatan Direktorat Jenderal Bina Marga - Kementerian Pekerjaan Umum (NPP: 3273244A00000001) R 624.19 (063) BAO l procee.jpg.jpg 24085 2023-07-26 14:01:54 2023-07-26 14:01:54 machine generated