The inexhaustible heat deposit in great depths （5-10 km） is a scientific fact. Such deposit occurs around the globe. Thereby, everybody is enabled to generate autonomously clean and renewable energy, ample electrici...The inexhaustible heat deposit in great depths （5-10 km） is a scientific fact. Such deposit occurs around the globe. Thereby, everybody is enabled to generate autonomously clean and renewable energy, ample electricity and heat. The economical exploration and exploitation of this superdeep geothermal heat deposit requires a novel drilling technique, because the currently only deep drilling method （Rotary） is limited to about 5 km, due to the rising costs, depending exponentially on depth. Electro-pulse-boring （EPB） is a valuable option to Rotary drilling. EPB, originally investigated in Russia, is ready to be developed for industrialization. The feasibility of EPB is proven by many boreholes drilled up to 200 m in granite （crystalline）. Estimates show outstanding low costs for drilling by EPB： 100 E/m for a borehole with a large diameter （φ） such as 20 （50 cm）, independent on depth and applicable likewise for sediments and crystalline rocks, such as granite. The current rate of penetration （ROP） of 3 m per hour is planned to be augmented up to 35 m per hour, and again, irrespective whether in sedimentary or crystalline formations. Consequently, a 10 km deep borehole with φ 50 cm will ultimately be drilled within 12 days. EPB will create new markets, such as： （i） EPB shallow drilling for geotechnics, energy piles, measures in order to mitigate natural hazards, etc., （ii） EPB deep drilling （3-5 km） for hydro-geothermics, exploration campaigns etc. and （iii） EPB super-deep drilling （5-10 km） for petro-geothermies, enabling the economic generation of electricity. The autonomous and unlimited supply with cost efficient electricity, besides ample heat, ensures reliably clean and renew- able energy, thus, high supply security. Such development will provide a substantial relief to cope with the global challenge to limit the climate change below 2 ℃. The diminution of fossil fuels, due to the energy transition in order to mitigate the climate change, implies likewise 展开更多
The great gorge of Yarlung Zangbo river is a hot\|spot over earth has been proved by the gravity, geomagnetic, geological, geothermal heat and atmospheric data. Some substances often surge from mantle to the earth sur...The great gorge of Yarlung Zangbo river is a hot\|spot over earth has been proved by the gravity, geomagnetic, geological, geothermal heat and atmospheric data. Some substances often surge from mantle to the earth surface, which process is not constant and has obvious pulse, characterized by ground temperature over hot\|spot region where is a apparent positive relation in correlation map of the variations of Zedang’s temperature (at 3 2m) in stations over China from 1965 to 1992. It can bring more precipitation here. Out of from the hot spot, there are positive and negative axes around the hot\|spot and to arrange in circular waves with same distance. The average distant of the axes is about 820km, which prove the pulse propagation would infect the distribution of summer precipitation in China. In the hot\|spot region, the geothermal heat pulse propagation has preference direction. So, it has obvious contribution for summer precipitation in South Ch ina.展开更多
文摘The inexhaustible heat deposit in great depths （5-10 km） is a scientific fact. Such deposit occurs around the globe. Thereby, everybody is enabled to generate autonomously clean and renewable energy, ample electricity and heat. The economical exploration and exploitation of this superdeep geothermal heat deposit requires a novel drilling technique, because the currently only deep drilling method （Rotary） is limited to about 5 km, due to the rising costs, depending exponentially on depth. Electro-pulse-boring （EPB） is a valuable option to Rotary drilling. EPB, originally investigated in Russia, is ready to be developed for industrialization. The feasibility of EPB is proven by many boreholes drilled up to 200 m in granite （crystalline）. Estimates show outstanding low costs for drilling by EPB： 100 E/m for a borehole with a large diameter （φ） such as 20 （50 cm）, independent on depth and applicable likewise for sediments and crystalline rocks, such as granite. The current rate of penetration （ROP） of 3 m per hour is planned to be augmented up to 35 m per hour, and again, irrespective whether in sedimentary or crystalline formations. Consequently, a 10 km deep borehole with φ 50 cm will ultimately be drilled within 12 days. EPB will create new markets, such as： （i） EPB shallow drilling for geotechnics, energy piles, measures in order to mitigate natural hazards, etc., （ii） EPB deep drilling （3-5 km） for hydro-geothermics, exploration campaigns etc. and （iii） EPB super-deep drilling （5-10 km） for petro-geothermies, enabling the economic generation of electricity. The autonomous and unlimited supply with cost efficient electricity, besides ample heat, ensures reliably clean and renew- able energy, thus, high supply security. Such development will provide a substantial relief to cope with the global challenge to limit the climate change below 2 ℃. The diminution of fossil fuels, due to the energy transition in order to mitigate the climate change, implies likewise
文摘The great gorge of Yarlung Zangbo river is a hot\|spot over earth has been proved by the gravity, geomagnetic, geological, geothermal heat and atmospheric data. Some substances often surge from mantle to the earth surface, which process is not constant and has obvious pulse, characterized by ground temperature over hot\|spot region where is a apparent positive relation in correlation map of the variations of Zedang’s temperature (at 3 2m) in stations over China from 1965 to 1992. It can bring more precipitation here. Out of from the hot spot, there are positive and negative axes around the hot\|spot and to arrange in circular waves with same distance. The average distant of the axes is about 820km, which prove the pulse propagation would infect the distribution of summer precipitation in China. In the hot\|spot region, the geothermal heat pulse propagation has preference direction. So, it has obvious contribution for summer precipitation in South Ch ina.
