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Title A Reservoir Engineering Assessment of the San Jacinto-Tizate Geothermal Field, Nicaragua
Authors S. Ostapenko, S. Spektor, H. Davila, E. Porras, M. Perez
Year 1996
Conference Stanford Geothermal Workshop
Keywords
Abstract More than twenty years have passed since geothermal research and drilling took place at the geothermal fields in Nicaragua- The well known Momotombo Geothermal Field (70 We) has been generating electricity since 1983, and now a new geothermal field is under exploration. The San Jacinto-Tizate. 'itvo reservoirs hydraulic connected were found. The shallow reservoir (270?C) at the depth of 550 - 1200 meters, and the deep one at > 1600 meters. Both of theme are water dominated reservoirs, although a two phase condition exist in the upper part of the shallow one. Different trisient tests and a mutti-well interference test have been carried out, very high transmissivity value were estimated around the well SJ-d and average values for the others. A preliminar conceptual model of the geothermal system is given in this paper, as the result of the geology, geophysics, hydrology studies, drilling and reservoir evaluation.
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