ESTIMASI KEDALAMAN TITIK CURIE, GRADIEN GEOTERMAL DAN ALIRAN PANAS MENGGUNAKAN METODE ANALISIS SPEKTRAL DATA AEROMAGNETIK DAERAH JAWA BARAT
Most of Indonesia's territory has a series of volcanoes and has a very high potential for geothermal energy. Geothermal energy needs to be developed in Indonesia because geothermal is one of the environmentally friendly energy and is a renewable form of energy source. Areas that have the pot...
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Language: | Indonesia |
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Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | Most of Indonesia's territory has a series of volcanoes and has a very high potential
for geothermal energy. Geothermal energy needs to be developed in Indonesia
because geothermal is one of the environmentally friendly energy and is a
renewable form of energy source. Areas that have the potential for geothermal
energy can be further explored with magnetic methods through the depth of the
Curie point. In this research, the estimation of Curie point depth will be determined
using the spectral analysis method on total magnetic anomaly data from the
Coordinating Committee for Geoscience Programmes in East and Southeast Asia
in 2021 in the West Java area. Spectral analysis of the total magnetic anomaly map
is used to obtain the top depth (Zt) and centroid depth (Z0). From these two depths,
calculations are carried out to obtain the basal depth of the magnetic source or the
depth of the Curie point (Zb). By obtaining the depth of the Curie point, it can also
analyze the geothermal gradient and heat flow to see the geothermal system in the
study area. The West Java area is divided into 93 blocks, with an area of each block
of 40×40 km and there is an overlap between blocks of 50% to close the
measurement space. The calculation results show the depth of the Curie point in
the study area ranges from 11.4 to 24.5 km, the geothermal gradient ranges from
23.7 to 50.9 oC/km, and the heat flow ranges from 59.2 to 127.4 mW/m2. The
presence of volcanoes and surface manifestations is represented by shallow Curie
point depth values and high geothermal gradient and heat flow values. |
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