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| Scale detection in geothermal systems: the use of nuclear monitoring techniques |
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Effective scale management requires on-line monitoring of scaling tendencies as well
as detection and identification of scale deposits. In that respect, the gamma-ray
attenuation technique and the gamma-tracer emission technique are examined in this
study for their capability of measuring in real-time the scale formation under field
conditions. Calcite formation has been investigated in the lab-scale in absence and
presence of scale inhibitors in the course of this work.
A number of runs have been successfully performed where the desired experimental
conditions have been evaluated and tested using both techniques. The obtained results
are presented here.
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39 |
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BRGM, Orléans, France BRGM
3, avenue Claude-Guillemin
45060 Orléans cedex 02
France Room: Auditorium |
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| Duration: |
15' |
| Contribution type: |
Talk |
| Primary Authors: |
Dr. STAMATAKIS, Emmanuel (NCSR Demokritos) |
| Co-Authors: |
CHATZICHRISTO
Dr. MULLER, Jiri (Institute for Energy Technology)
STUBOS |
| Presenters: |
Dr. STAMATAKIS, Emmanuel |
| Material: |
 Paper
 Slides |
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| Included in track: |
S5 - Session 5 |
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