Type B: Andesitic Volcanic Resource

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Type B: Andesitic Volcanic Resource:
No definition has been provided for this term.


Andesitic resources are typically found in volcanic regions of subduction zones and are the most common type of resource found. The input of magma as a heat source and high strain rates contribute to the prolific development of geothermal systems in andesitic-volcanic belts. Examples include most resources in the Philippines, Indonesia, Central America, and South America.


According to Brophy, andesitic-volcanic resources typically have the following properties:

  • Topography – Usually mountainous
  • Climate – Variable, usually high precipitation
  • Depth to resource – Deep to moderate
  • Surface manifestations – Restricted- depending on depth and shallow ground water
  • Permeability – Low to moderate fracture permeability – often high







Examples

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Geothermal
Resource
Area
Geothermal
Region
Control
Structure
Host
Rock
Age
Host
Rock
Lithology
Mean
Capacity
Mean
Reservoir
Temp
Ahuachapan Geothermal AreaCentral American Volcanic Arc Chain95 MW95,000 kW <br />95,000,000 W <br />95,000,000,000 mW <br />0.095 GW <br />9.5e-5 TW <br />503.15 K230 °C <br />446 °F <br />905.67 °R <br />
Akita Geothermal FieldNortheast Honshu ArcMajor Normal FaultTertiaryDacite88.3 MW88,300 kW <br />88,300,000 W <br />88,300,000,000 mW <br />0.0883 GW <br />8.83e-5 TW <br />548.15 K275 °C <br />527 °F <br />986.67 °R <br />
Bac-Man Laguna Geothermal AreaPhilippine Island ArcFault IntersectionVolcanic150 MW150,000 kW <br />150,000,000 W <br />150,000,000,000 mW <br />0.15 GW <br />1.5e-4 TW <br />543.15 K270 °C <br />518 °F <br />977.67 °R <br />
Berlín Geothermal AreaCentral American Volcanic Arc ChainAndesite109 MW109,000 kW <br />109,000,000 W <br />109,000,000,000 mW <br />0.109 GW <br />1.09e-4 TW <br />513.15 K240 °C <br />464 °F <br />923.67 °R <br />
Bouillante Geothermal AreaLesser Antilles Volcanic ArcFault Intersection
Major Normal Fault
Chlorite15 MW15,000 kW <br />15,000,000 W <br />15,000,000,000 mW <br />0.015 GW <br />1.5e-5 TW <br />528.15 K255 °C <br />491 °F <br />950.67 °R <br />
East NusatenngaraIndonesia Geothermal Region1.8 MW1,800 kW <br />1,800,000 W <br />1,800,000,000 mW <br />0.0018 GW <br />1.8e-6 TW <br />558.15 K285 °C <br />545 °F <br />1,004.67 °R <br />
Fang Geothermal AreaThailand Geothermal RegionMajor Normal FaultGranite0.3 MW300 kW <br />300,000 W <br />300,000,000 mW <br />3.0e-4 GW <br />3.0e-7 TW <br />418.15 K145 °C <br />293 °F <br />752.67 °R <br />
Fukushima Geothermal AreaNortheast Honshu ArcMajor Normal Fault65 MW65,000 kW <br />65,000,000 W <br />65,000,000,000 mW <br />0.065 GW <br />6.5e-5 TW <br />579.15 K306 °C <br />582.8 °F <br />1,042.47 °R <br />
Gunun-Salak Geothermal AreaSunda Volcanic ArcMajor Normal Fault345 MW345,000 kW <br />345,000,000 W <br />345,000,000,000 mW <br />0.345 GW <br />3.45e-4 TW <br />548.15 K275 °C <br />527 °F <br />986.67 °R <br />
Hachijojima Geothermal AreaNortheast Honshu Arc3.3 MW3,300 kW <br />3,300,000 W <br />3,300,000,000 mW <br />0.0033 GW <br />3.3e-6 TW <br />556.15 K283 °C <br />541.4 °F <br />1,001.07 °R <br />
Java - Darajat Geothermal AreaSunda Volcanic ArcMajor Normal FaultVolcanics255 MW255,000 kW <br />255,000,000 W <br />255,000,000,000 mW <br />0.255 GW <br />2.55e-4 TW <br />518.15 K245 °C <br />473 °F <br />932.67 °R <br />
Java - Dieng Geothermal AreaSunda Volcanic ArcLavas60 MW60,000 kW <br />60,000,000 W <br />60,000,000,000 mW <br />0.06 GW <br />6.0e-5 TW <br />598.15 K325 °C <br />617 °F <br />1,076.67 °R <br />
Java - Kamojang Geothermal AreaSunda Volcanic ArcMajor Normal Fault200 MW200,000 kW <br />200,000,000 W <br />200,000,000,000 mW <br />0.2 GW <br />2.0e-4 TW <br />518.15 K245 °C <br />473 °F <br />932.67 °R <br />
Java-Wayang Windu Geothermal AreaSunda Volcanic ArcMajor Normal Fault227 MW227,000 kW <br />227,000,000 W <br />227,000,000,000 mW <br />0.227 GW <br />2.27e-4 TW <br />558.15 K285 °C <br />545 °F <br />1,004.67 °R <br />
Kagoshima Geothermal AreaRyuku ArcFault IntersectionNeogene to recentVolcanic Rocks, Andesite0.1 MW100 kW <br />100,000 W <br />100,000,000 mW <br />1.0e-4 GW <br />1.0e-7 TW <br />512.15 K239 °C <br />462.2 °F <br />921.87 °R <br />
Las Tres Virgenes Geothermal AreaBaja Peninsula Geothermal RegionGranodiorite10 MW10,000 kW <br />10,000,000 W <br />10,000,000,000 mW <br />0.01 GW <br />1.0e-5 TW <br />553.15 K280 °C <br />536 °F <br />995.67 °R <br />
Leyte Geothermal AreaPhilippine Island ArcAndesite714.9 MW714,900 kW <br />714,900,000 W <br />714,900,000,000 mW <br />0.715 GW <br />7.149e-4 TW <br />553.15 K280 °C <br />536 °F <br />995.67 °R <br />
Los Azufres Geothermal AreaTransmexican Volcanic BeltMiocene-PlioceneAndesite188 MW188,000 kW <br />188,000,000 W <br />188,000,000,000 mW <br />0.188 GW <br />1.88e-4 TW <br />448.15 K175 °C <br />347 °F <br />806.67 °R <br />
Maibarara Geothermal AreaPhilippines Geothermal Region20 MW20,000 kW <br />20,000,000 W <br />20,000,000,000 mW <br />0.02 GW <br />2.0e-5 TW <br />541.15 K268 °C <br />514.4 °F <br />974.07 °R <br />
Mendeleevskaya Geothermal AreaKuril-Kamchatka Arc1.8 MW1,800 kW <br />1,800,000 W <br />1,800,000,000 mW <br />0.0018 GW <br />1.8e-6 TW <br />553.15 K280 °C <br />536 °F <br />995.67 °R <br />
Mindanao Geothermal AreaPhilippine Island Arc105 MW105,000 kW <br />105,000,000 W <br />105,000,000,000 mW <br />0.105 GW <br />1.05e-4 TW <br />533.15 K260 °C <br />500 °F <br />959.67 °R <br />
Miravalles Geothermal AreaCentral American Volcanic Arc Chain165 MW165,000 kW <br />165,000,000 W <br />165,000,000,000 mW <br />0.165 GW <br />1.65e-4 TW <br />513.15 K240 °C <br />464 °F <br />923.67 °R <br />
Miyagi Geothermal AreaNortheast Honshu ArcMioceneBasalt12.5 MW12,500 kW <br />12,500,000 W <br />12,500,000,000 mW <br />0.0125 GW <br />1.25e-5 TW <br />523.15 K250 °C <br />482 °F <br />941.67 °R <br />
Mount Amiata Geothermal AreaItaly Geothermal Region88 MW88,000 kW <br />88,000,000 W <br />88,000,000,000 mW <br />0.088 GW <br />8.8e-5 TW <br />523.15 K250 °C <br />482 °F <br />941.67 °R <br />
Mutnovskaya Geothermal AreaKuril-Kamchatka ArcFault IntersectionOligocene62 MW62,000 kW <br />62,000,000 W <br />62,000,000,000 mW <br />0.062 GW <br />6.2e-5 TW <br />507.15 K234 °C <br />453.2 °F <br />912.87 °R <br />
Ndunga Geothermal AreaIndonesia Geothermal Region5 MW5,000 kW <br />5,000,000 W <br />5,000,000,000 mW <br />0.005 GW <br />5.0e-6 TW <br />513.15 K240 °C <br />464 °F <br />923.67 °R <br />
North Negros Geothermal AreaPhilippine Island Arc192.5 MW192,500 kW <br />192,500,000 W <br />192,500,000,000 mW <br />0.193 GW <br />1.925e-4 TW <br />528.15 K255 °C <br />491 °F <br />950.67 °R <br />
Ogiri Geothermal AreaRyuku ArcMajor Normal FaultQuaternaryAndesite30 MW30,000 kW <br />30,000,000 W <br />30,000,000,000 mW <br />0.03 GW <br />3.0e-5 TW <br />533.15 K260 °C <br />500 °F <br />959.67 °R <br />
Oguni Geothermal FieldJapan: Energy Resources2 MW2,000 kW <br />2,000,000 W <br />2,000,000,000 mW <br />0.002 GW <br />2.0e-6 TW <br />475.15 K202 °C <br />395.6 °F <br />855.27 °R <br />
Ohaaki Geothermal AreaTaupo Volcanic ZoneFault IntersectionQuaternaryVolcaniclastic122 MW122,000 kW <br />122,000,000 W <br />122,000,000,000 mW <br />0.122 GW <br />1.22e-4 TW <br />538.15 K265 °C <br />509 °F <br />968.67 °R <br />
Okeanskaya Geothermal AreaKuril-Kamchatka Arc3.2 MW3,200 kW <br />3,200,000 W <br />3,200,000,000 mW <br />0.0032 GW <br />3.2e-6 TW <br />558.15 K285 °C <br />545 °F <br />1,004.67 °R <br />
Pailas Geothermal AreaCentral American Volcanic Arc ChainAndesite35 MW35,000 kW <br />35,000,000 W <br />35,000,000,000 mW <br />0.035 GW <br />3.5e-5 TW <br />
Patuha Geothermal AreaIndonesia Geothermal Region55 MW55,000 kW <br />55,000,000 W <br />55,000,000,000 mW <br />0.055 GW <br />5.5e-5 TW <br />496.15 K223 °C <br />433.4 °F <br />893.07 °R <br />
Pauzhetskaya Geothermal AreaKuril-Kamchatka ArcTuff27 MW27,000 kW <br />27,000,000 W <br />27,000,000,000 mW <br />0.027 GW <br />2.7e-5 TW <br />468.15 K195 °C <br />383 °F <br />842.67 °R <br />
Pengalengan Geothermal AreaWest Java2 MW2,000 kW <br />2,000,000 W <br />2,000,000,000 mW <br />0.002 GW <br />2.0e-6 TW <br />503.15 K230 °C <br />446 °F <br />905.67 °R <br />
Rincon De La Vieja Geothermal Resource AreaRincon De La ViejaAndesite42 MW42,000 kW <br />42,000,000 W <br />42,000,000,000 mW <br />0.042 GW <br />4.2e-5 TW <br />533.15 K260 °C <br />500 °F <br />959.67 °R <br />
San Jacinto Geothermal AreaCentral American Volcanic Arc Chain87 MW87,000 kW <br />87,000,000 W <br />87,000,000,000 mW <br />0.087 GW <br />8.7e-5 TW <br />543.15 K270 °C <br />518 °F <br />977.67 °R <br />
South Negros Geothermal AreaPhilippine Island Arc242 MW242,000 kW <br />242,000,000 W <br />242,000,000,000 mW <br />0.242 GW <br />2.42e-4 TW <br />573.15 K300 °C <br />572 °F <br />1,031.67 °R <br />
Tiwi / Albay Geothermal AreaPhilippine Island ArcAndesite330 MW330,000 kW <br />330,000,000 W <br />330,000,000,000 mW <br />0.33 GW <br />3.3e-4 TW <br />593.15 K320 °C <br />608 °F <br />1,067.67 °R <br />
Tokamachi Geothermal AreaJapanese Archipelago2 MW2,000 kW <br />2,000,000 W <br />2,000,000,000 mW <br />0.002 GW <br />2.0e-6 TW <br />
Ulubelu Geothermal FieldIndonesia Geothermal Region2 MW2,000 kW <br />2,000,000 W <br />2,000,000,000 mW <br />0.002 GW <br />2.0e-6 TW <br />403.15 K130 °C <br />266 °F <br />725.67 °R <br />
Ulumbu Geothermal FieldIndonesia Geothermal Region5 MW5,000 kW <br />5,000,000 W <br />5,000,000,000 mW <br />0.005 GW <br />5.0e-6 TW <br />465.15 K192 °C <br />377.6 °F <br />837.27 °R <br />
Yamagawa Geothermal AreaRyuku ArcNeogene to RecentVolcanics30 MW30,000 kW <br />30,000,000 W <br />30,000,000,000 mW <br />0.03 GW <br />3.0e-5 TW <br />

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References

  1. Colin F. Williams, Marshall J. Reed and Arlene F. Anderson. 2011. Updating the Classification of Geothermal Resources - Presentation. In: Thirty-Sixth Workshop on Geothermal Reservoir Engineering; 2011/02/02; Stanford, California. Stanford, California: Stanford University; p. 23