Sistem Panas Bumi Dan  Model Daerah Panas Bumi Gunung Ungaran, Jawa Tengah Konseptual

Rezky, Yuanno; Zarkasyi, Ahmad; Risdianto, Dikdik

doi:10.47599/bsdg.v7i3.110

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“…The head rock is thought to be a change of tuff rock into clay due to hydrothermal processes. This is in line with research [4] which estimates that the heat source of the Suwawa WKP is magma residue, the reservoir of the Suwawa WKP geothermal system is volcanic Pinogu rock, and the supporting rocks are hydrothermal alterations.…”

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Geochemistry characteristics of the hungayono geothermal area for the development of clean energy in gorontalo province

Tolodo

Manyoe²,

Arifin³

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Geothermal energy has great potential to provide clean energy so that the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can be achieved. The purpose of this study was to identify the geochemical characteristics of the geothermal fluid in the Hungayono area. Geothermal fluid sampling is performed at two points of manifestation which have the highest temperature. The cation and anion testing of geothermal fluid using Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (AAS) and isotope testing using the Picarro Water Isotope Analyzer. Data analysis using Giggenbach diagrams. Hot spring temperatures are 54 - 60°C. The deposits at the point of manifestation are iron oxide with neutral fluid pH. Based on the results of the analysis of cations, anions, and isotopes, the Hungayono geothermal fluid is a type of chloride fluid that has been mixed with meteoric water. Based on the geothermometer calculation, reservoir temperature is 232-234°C. Hungayono Geothermal is a type of system with moderate to high concentration.

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confidence: 90%

Geochemistry characteristics of the hungayono geothermal area for the development of clean energy in gorontalo province

Tolodo

Manyoe²,

Arifin³

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Gedongsongo area is an active fumarole field, emitting volcanic steam and gases such as SO 2 and CO 2 through fissures. Sulphate hot springs, mud pools, and acid alteration rocks are an indication of upflow geothermal area [11]. Apart from the geothermal manifestations, this site was a religious monument from the Ancient Mataram Kingdom which is built in the 8th Century.…”

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“…Lithology of Ungaran volcano and its surroundings (Figure 1) consists of Neogene sedimentary rocks (Tmk), andesite intrusion (Tma), volcaniclastic rocks (Qpkg), Old Ungaran volcanic rocks (Qpj, Qpk), and Younger Ungaran volcanic rocks (Qhg, Qls) [8,9]. The remnant of volcanic activity of Ungaran is manifested as fumaroles, altered rocks, steaming ground, and hot springs [10,11]. The unique volcanic features, beautiful volcanic landforms, and geothermal manifestations are a good opportunity to be developed as a geotourism site.…”

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Assessing Geotourism Aspects of Ungaran Geothermal Areas for Promoting Sustainable Energy through Volcano-Geothermal Tourist Destination

Marin,

Paskarana,

Sandy

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The indigenous nature of the Ungaran volcano-geothermal area allows us to bring the benefit to its nearest community. Geotourism can be an opportunity to introduce geological knowledge and foster the socio-cultural acceptance of society towards geothermal. This study aims to assess the potential of the study area as tourist destination. The research method is collecting data on geothermal manifestations and volcanic feature sites, quantitative assessment of geosites and geomorphosites, and preliminary hazard risk analysis. Study results identify six geosites: Gedong Songo area, Nglimut hot spring, Diwak-Derekan-Kaliulo warm spring, and Mawar camping area which features a volcanic landscape. Five of six geosites have high geotourism value of more than 0.5 in average, except for Kaliulo site. The recommendation of activities to do are leisure activities in nature, hiking, camping, thermal bathing, horseback riding, and geological excursion.Ttourists should be cautious of potential hazards risk from volcanic gases, hot and acid waters, slippery and unstable areas, landslides, rugged terrain, and extreme weather. A geotourism model is constructed to highlight each site and their attributes to Ungaran volcano-geothermal setting, tourism activities, and possible risks. By exploring the natural and geological richness offered by this destination, tourists will discover the uniqueness of volcano-geothermal tourism experience.

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Sistem Panas Bumi Dan Model Daerah Panas Bumi Gunung Ungaran, Jawa Tengah Konseptual

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Geochemistry characteristics of the hungayono geothermal area for the development of clean energy in gorontalo province

Geochemistry characteristics of the hungayono geothermal area for the development of clean energy in gorontalo province

Assessing Geotourism Aspects of Ungaran Geothermal Areas for Promoting Sustainable Energy through Volcano-Geothermal Tourist Destination

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