Add to ORKGThe Raft River geothermal plant is a small binary cycle conversion system which uses isobutane as the working fluid. This plant uses a staged boiler concept to achieve better performance than could be obtained by a single boiler. The plant was designed to operate with a geothermal water inlet temperature of 143/sup 0/C (290/sup 0/F) and produce a nominal generator output of 5MW. The plant is supported by a supply and injection system consisting of three supply wells (about 1524m or 5000 ft deep) and two injection wells (about 1158m or 3800 ft deep). Experience in several important areas: environmental, supply and injection system, and power plant, are discussed. (MHR
Much remains to be done in binary geothermal power plant technology, especially for exploiting low-e...
The conceptual design of the 20 million gallon per year anhydrous ethanol facility a t Raft River ha...
A comparison is made of the performance and cost of geothermal power cycles designed specifically, u...
The Raft River 5MW power plant is a binary cycle pilot plant. The system uses isobutane in a dual bo...
A 5-MW(e) binary cycle pilot plant which is being built in the Raft River valley in Idaho will emplo...
The Raft River 5-MW(e) Pilot Plant Project was started in 1976. Construction is scheduled for comple...
At the Raft River geothermal site in south central Idaho, the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory ...
This report presents the thermal specifications for three heat exchangers (preheater, boiler and con...
A preliminary analysis was made of the initial startup data taken between October 20 and November 2,...
The Raft River Geothermal Site is located in Southern Idaho's Raft River Valley, southwest of Malta,...
The Raft River Hydrothermal Area, the resource located at the site, and selected experiments conduct...
Located in Northern California In Lake and Sonoma Counties about 90 miles north of San Francisco, Pa...
The 5MW(e) Dual Boiling Cycle Geothermal Power Plant, hence referred to as the Raft River plant, is ...
The initial startup occurred during the period from October 20 to November 2, 1981. During that peri...
Abstract-- Currently, 100 % of brine at direct-steam geothermal power plant is injected into injecti...
Much remains to be done in binary geothermal power plant technology, especially for exploiting low-e...
The conceptual design of the 20 million gallon per year anhydrous ethanol facility a t Raft River ha...
A comparison is made of the performance and cost of geothermal power cycles designed specifically, u...
The Raft River 5MW power plant is a binary cycle pilot plant. The system uses isobutane in a dual bo...
A 5-MW(e) binary cycle pilot plant which is being built in the Raft River valley in Idaho will emplo...
The Raft River 5-MW(e) Pilot Plant Project was started in 1976. Construction is scheduled for comple...
At the Raft River geothermal site in south central Idaho, the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory ...
This report presents the thermal specifications for three heat exchangers (preheater, boiler and con...
A preliminary analysis was made of the initial startup data taken between October 20 and November 2,...
The Raft River Geothermal Site is located in Southern Idaho's Raft River Valley, southwest of Malta,...
The Raft River Hydrothermal Area, the resource located at the site, and selected experiments conduct...
Located in Northern California In Lake and Sonoma Counties about 90 miles north of San Francisco, Pa...
The 5MW(e) Dual Boiling Cycle Geothermal Power Plant, hence referred to as the Raft River plant, is ...
The initial startup occurred during the period from October 20 to November 2, 1981. During that peri...
Abstract-- Currently, 100 % of brine at direct-steam geothermal power plant is injected into injecti...
Much remains to be done in binary geothermal power plant technology, especially for exploiting low-e...
The conceptual design of the 20 million gallon per year anhydrous ethanol facility a t Raft River ha...
A comparison is made of the performance and cost of geothermal power cycles designed specifically, u...