Fluid-Rock Interactions in a Paleo-Geothermal Reservoir (Noble Hills Granite, California, USA). Part 2: The Influence of Fracturing on Granite Alteration Processes and Fluid Circulation at Low to Moderate Regional Strain

Klee, Johanne; Chabani, Arezki; A. Ledésert, Béatrice; Potel, Sébastien; L. Hébert, Ronan; Trullenque, Ghislain

doi:10.3390/geosciences11110433

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Fluid-Rock Interactions in a Paleo-Geothermal Reservoir (Noble Hills Granite, California, USA). Part 2: The Influence of Fracturing on Granite Alteration Processes and Fluid Circulation at Low to Moderate Regional Strain

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Johanne Klee

Arezki Chabani

Béatrice A. Ledésert

Abstract

Fracture connectivity within fractured granitic basement geothermal reservoirs is an important factor controlling their permeability. This study aims to improve the understanding of fluid–rock interaction processes at low to moderate regional strain. The Noble Hills range (Death Valley, CA, USA) was...

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