Pilgrim Hot Springs: GEOPHIRES Inputs and Outputs for Direct-Use Geothermal District Heating and Cooling

Description

This dataset includes files for a techno-economic analysis conducted using the GEOPHIRES simulator to examine the feasibility of expanding a larger district heating site in a remote location: Pilgrim Hot Springs, Alaska. Files included here are GEOPHIRES inputs and outputs for five different scenarios with varying demand, cycle, and system design characteristics to analyze. Also included is the link to the GEOPHIRES GitHub, as well as a link to the dataset that contains the energy modelling used to determine the heating demand for the district. For a list of the differences between scenarios, see the included "Input Overview.txt" file. Fields included in the input files are: subsurface technical parameters, surface technical parameters, financial parameters, capital and O&M parameters, as well as simulation parameters. The output files are case reports that summarize all equipment, reservoir characteristics, costs, and heating profiles.

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Building Dimensions and Energy Modeling HTML This dataset was created to model the anticipated heating load of a geothermal project in development for the historical site of Pilgrim Hot Springs, and adds to the history of geothermal studies at the site. The dataset includes DWG drawings and AKwarm energy models (.hm2) of a subset of existing buildings at the site of Pilgrim Hot Springs. All buildings were modeled in their current state, and some were additionally modeled with improvements to the building envelope. Energy modeling results exported from AKwarm include .htm and .png images. Open resource
1A_input.txt Text This is scenario 1a out of five. This is the input for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. CHP topping cycle with 75kW ORC, scaled down to meet 50 kWt hourly heat demand. Open resource
1A_output.txt Text This is scenario 1a out of five. This is the output for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. CHP topping cycle with 75kW ORC, scaled down to meet 50 kWt hourly heat demand. Open resource
1B_input.txt Text This is scenario 1b out of five. This is the input for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. CHP topping cycle with 75kW ORC, maximum heat production. Open resource
1B_output.txt Text This is scenario 1b out of five. This is the output for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. CHP topping cycle with 75kW ORC, maximum heat production. Open resource
2A_input.txt Text This is scenario 2a out of five. This is the input for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. CHP Parallel cycle with 75kW ORC, scaled down to meet 50 kWt hourly heat demand. Open resource
2A_output.txt Text This is scenario 2a out of five. This is the output for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. CHP Parallel cycle with 75kW ORC, scaled down to meet 50 kWt hourly heat demand. Open resource
2B_input.txt Text This is scenario 2b out of five. This is the input for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. Scenario 2b: CHP Parallel cycle with 75kW ORC, maximum heat production. Open resource
2B_output.txt Text This is scenario 2b out of five. This is the output for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. Scenario 2b: CHP Parallel cycle with 75kW ORC, maximum heat production. Open resource
3A_input.txt Text This is scenario 3a out of five. This is the input for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. CHP Parallel cycle with 75kW ORC, meet current heat demand with 2 production wells. Open resource
3A_output.txt Text This is scenario 3a out of five. This is the output for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. CHP Parallel cycle with 75kW ORC, meet current heat demand with 2 production wells. Open resource
3B_input.txt Text This is scenario 3b out of five. This is the input for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. CHP Parallel cycle with 75kW ORC, maximum heat production with 2 production wells. Open resource
3B_output.txt Text This is scenario 3b out of five. This is the output for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. CHP Parallel cycle with 75kW ORC, maximum heat production with 2 production wells. Open resource
4A_input.txt Text This is scenario 4a out of five. This is the input for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. Geothermal district heating (no ORC), scaled down to meet 50 kWt hourly heat demand. Open resource
4A_output.txt Text This is scenario 4a out of five. This is the output for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. Geothermal district heating (no ORC), scaled down to meet 50 kWt hourly heat demand. Open resource
4B_input.txt Text This is scenario 4a out of five. This is the input for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. Geothermal district heating (no ORC), maximum heat production. Open resource
4B_output.txt Text This is scenario 4b out of five. This is the output for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. Geothermal district heating (no ORC), maximum heat production. Open resource
5_input.txt Text This is scenario 5 out of five. This is the input for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. 75kW ORC, no district heating. Open resource
5_output.txt Text This is scenario 5 out of five. This is the output for a scenario run at Pilgrim Hot Springs. 75kW ORC, no district heating. Open resource
Input Overview.txt Text This is an overview of the scenarios and variables used in them. Open resource
GEOPHIRES GitHub HTML GitHub link to the GEOPHIRES simulator. GEOPHIRES is a free and open-source geothermal techno-economic simulator. GEOPHIRES combines reservoir, wellbore, surface plant, and economic models to estimate the capital and operation and maintenance costs, instantaneous and lifetime energy production, and overall levelized cost of energy of a geothermal plant. Open resource

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