This paper introduces a method of three-dimensional simulation of geothermal field in the study area by using the finite element method after the geothermal geological modeling based on geophysical exploration. First of all, through geophysical exploration, the three-dimensional geological model of the study area is established, and the thermal conductivity of different strata and lithology of the geological model is assigned, then the three-dimensional geothermal geological model is established;Second, set initial conditions such as surface temperature and heat source for the geothermal geological model, and then use mesh adaptive technology to perform automatic mesh division; Finally, three-dimensional geothermal field was obtained by parallel calculation in three-dimensional simulation space. This method has been applied in geothermal research in Shuguang area of Liaohe Oilfield, and the simulation results are very well.
The mid-deep geothermal resource is one of the important clean energy sources for winter heating in northern cities. Geophysical methods play an important role in geothermal exploration, but the effect of geophysical methods is not good because of various types of serious interference in urban areas. This paper introduces a new high-power time-frequency electromagnetic technology and its geothermal exploration test in Dongli District of Tianjin. The test proves that this method has the characteristics of strong anti-interference ability, high signal-to-noise ratio and high construction efficiency. It can collect objective and real data in geothermal exploration in urban areas with stratigraphic physical properties. Through fine data processing, the stratigraphic structure and karst development in the test area have been ascertained, the location, trend and nature of Cangdong fault and its secondary faults have been ascertained, and five favorable geothermal areas have been delineated, which provides geological basis for deep geothermal resource evaluation and drilling.
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