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Vol 39 Iss. 2
Pages:
80-90
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Article

Determination of the diameter of the thermal field disturbance zone around the borehole

Authors:
G. A. Cheremenskii
Date submitted:
1960-08-13
Date accepted:
1960-10-29
Date published:
1961-02-14

Abstract

At present, materials of thermal measurements in wells are widely used to determine the geothermal gradient, temperature of formation water and rocks in their natural conditions of occurrence. However, these materials do not always have proper accuracy. One of the main reasons causing the appearance of errors in determining the temperature of rocks and formation water is the violation of the natural thermal field of the Earth by the borehole, i.e., violation of the stationary thermal regime of the area.

Область исследования:
Mining
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References

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