Ionic Fluids for EGS: Thermohydraulic Flow Data for Alternative Geothermal Fluids

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This dataset contains thermohydraulic measurements of fluid flow through single and dual fracture systems under controlled laboratory conditions. Experiments were conducted at Oklahoma State University using various ionic and nonionic fluids, including deep eutectic solvents (DES), 1-hexylpyridinium bromide ([HPy][Br]), water-based fluids, oil-based fluids, and water, at multiple concentrations and operational conditions. The objective was to characterize fluid behavior across a range of flow rates, temperatures, and fracture configurations relevant to geothermal reservoir conditions. The dataset includes raw time-series data collected at 1 Hz sampling frequency. Measurements were performed under multiple flow regimes (1 to 4 GPM) and thermal conditions (room temperature to 230 F).

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Name Format Description Link
DES33Data.zip ZIP Contains thermohydraulic flow data for deep eutectic solvent at 33.33% concentration tested under various fracture and temperature conditions. Open resource
DES66Data.zip ZIP Contains flow data for deep eutectic solvent at 66.67% concentration across different flow rates and fracture configurations. Open resource
H2OData.zip ZIP Includes water flow tests through fractured systems at varying flow rates and temperatures. Open resource
HPyBr33Data.zip ZIP Contains test data for 1-hexylpyridinium bromide at 33.33% concentration flowing through single and dual fracture setups. Open resource
HPyBr66Data.zip ZIP Includes thermohydraulic measurements of 66.67% 1-hexylpyridinium bromide solution in various test configurations. Open resource
OBFData.zip ZIP Contains pressure and temperature flow data for a pure oil-based fluid under different geothermal test conditions. Open resource
Dataset Metadata.txt Text This metadata file contains details on the experimental setup and folder-level data descriptions. Open resource
WBFData.zip ZIP Includes flow measurements for a pure water-based fluid in fractured system configurations at multiple temperatures and flow rates. Open resource

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