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2018
As geothermal system data that given to us. The TOMH structure is formed first,
because it was an old one among any structure that we had. Therefore, TMGR was an
intrusion structure that have cut the TOMH and then, for many years, the top of
TOMH structure got fallen (erosion) but Tmgr structure was not got erosion because
Tmgr are granite structure that very strong enough to not got eroded. Then, the QHV
structure was formed that filled the basin that are made after the erosion from Tomh
by Tmgr. The QHV structure was an earliest structure among any structure. From the
cross section, we can determine the parts of geothermal system as the reservoir, heat
source, cape rock, recharge, and discharge of the geothermal system. And all of the
parts of geothermal system were founded in QHV structure, why all of the parts were
founded in QHV structure? Because they were parts of one mountain body. The
resource Was located 1500 m under Rendingan mountain ( JSDG Vol 20 NO 2 April
2010 ). And then, the cape Rock was located 1000 m under Rendigan Mountain.
Tectonic processes in qhvt occur tectonic processes and normal faults are formed. The
normal fault part is qhvt as a reservoir. The heat source is near the surface of the
mountain because there is magma activity there. Recharge flow comes from meteorite
water. The recharge flow is on Mount Rending and the Gunung Kukusan. This
recharge flow is exposed to the heat source due to the movement of magma in the
mountain were rafted and steamed. The hot water were discharged. Based on the
geophysical method (MT), the discharge flow flows out of the surface and in the
middle between the Rendingan Mountain and Kukusan Mountain and next to the
Kukusan Mountain. Then the conclusions we take are : The Geothermal Potentional
were between Rendigan mountain and Kukusan mountain.
1. Briefly explain all the methods which have been conducted in this geothermal field
a. MT
MT method has been used in geothermal exploration at Ulubelu, with the MT method
will get physical properties in the form of resistivity, Electrical resistivity traversing
data measurements using Schlumberger configuration were carried out for AB/2 = 250
m, 500 m, 750 m and 1000 m at 137 stations covering almost 85 km 2.The first, a low
resistivity anomaly (10 Ohm-meter) is distributed around Mt. Kukusan (Kukusan
Block) from the central to the southern part of the Ulubelu area and covering 25 km 2,
low resistivity shows that around MT. Kukusan is caprock. The low resistivity anomaly
is associated with active surface thermal manifestations such as fumaroles and
solfataras, The second, a low resistivity anomaly, occurs in the southern slope of Mt
Rendingan (Rendingan Block) covering 3 km2. inspection of the apparent resistivity
map for AB/2 = 250 m and 500 m (Daud, 1995a) indicates that the low resistivity
anomaly does not exist in the southern foothills of Mt.Rendingan. However, an
indication of such a low resistivity anomaly first appears on the apparent resistivity map
for AB/2 = 750 m. This indicates that its source is deeper.
In Ulubelu geothermal exploration also uses the gravity method, the gravity method
used to search for structures and heat sources through physical properties, namely
density. Based on the figure, there has been extensive negative anomalies occurring in
parts of the Ulubelu geothermal area (to the north of Pagaralam and Mt Duduk)
indicating a concealed graben structure and positive anomaly that is on the north side
of Mt rendingan which indicates a large density contrast which indicates a heat
source.
c. Self-Potential
2. Integrated and Identify the main components of geothermal system in this field.
recharge recharge
caprock
discharge
reservoar
Heat source
Figure 4. MT Resistivity cross-section of Ulubelu
METERS
Figure 1. Pore Pressure and Fracture Gradient Plot Figure 2. Set Casing Depth
b. Mud Weight
Based on the chart of casing setting depth, the mud weights are:
1) Density of the mud from 0’TVD to 1840’TVD
ρ f 1=8.14 PPG
2) Density of the mud from 1900’TVD to 4000’TVD
ρ f 2=8.84 PPG
3) Density of the mud from 4000’TVD to 8000’TVD
ρ f 1=9.7 PPG
c. Reservoir Pressure
ρi=Mud Weight ×0.052 × Depth
1) Reservoir Pressure of Casing Shoe in 1840’TVD
ρi1=8.14 ×0.052 ×1840=778.84 psi
2) Reservoir Pressure of Casing Shoe in 4000’TVD
ρi2=8.84 ×0.052 ×4000=1838.72 psi
3) Reservoir Pressure of Casing Shoe in 8000’TVD
ρi3=9.7 ×0.052 ×8000=4035.2 psi
d. Excess Pressure
E p =( Mud Weight−Pore Pressure)× Depth
1) Excess Pressure in 1840’TVD
E p1= ( 8.14−7.54 ) ×1840=1104 psi
2) Excess Pressure in 4000’TVD
E p2= ( 8.84−8.24 ) × 4000=2400 psi
3) Excess Pressure in 8000’TVD
E p3 =( 9.7−9.1 ) × 8000=4800 psi
b. Power Density
From paper (Daud, 2000), we get the temperature of Kukusan Reservoir is 220 ℃.
Based on other literature (BSN,2000), the power density can be determined
according to the reservoir temperature. And for temperature 125 ℃−225 ℃ power
density is 10 MWe/km2.
Qel = 10 MWe/km2
c. Resource Power
We can determine the Resource ( H el ) used formula from literature (BSN, 2000)
MWe
H el =A ×Q el =91.06 km2 × 10 =910.6 MWe
km2
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THE ULUBELU GEOTHERMAL FIELD, SOUTH SUMATERA, INDONESIA.”
Proceedings World Geothermal Congress 2000. Kyushu – Tohoku, Japan: May 28 – June
10, 2000
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