This paper describes the identification and evaluation of methods by which the net power output of an air-cooled geothermal power plant can be enhanced during hot ambient conditions with a minimal amount of water use.
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This paper describes the identification and evaluation of methods by which the net power output of an air-cooled geothermal power plant can be enhanced during hot ambient conditions with a minimal amount of water use.
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Ashwood, A. & Bharathan, D.Hybrid Cooling Systems for Low-Temperature Geothermal Power Production,
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