Use of calcium halide-water as a heat extraction medium for ener

Power plants – Utilizing natural heat – Geothermal

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ABSTRACT:
In order to extract energy in a matter more efficient than is presently known to the art, from hot dry rock geothermal systems, a mixture of water and calcium chloride is used. The fluid mixture is injected into a formation and forced through the formation with simultaneous extraction of heat from the energy recovery or heat extraction surrounding rocks. The fluid and a larger fraction of its contained energy are then recovered than can presently be recovered by technology known to the art.

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