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Geothermal division

Sampling and analysis for geothermal work.

Explore the geochemistry, tracer, steam, and gas service categories, and the information that helps the team prepare a proposal.

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Service categories
5 categories
Sample types
Brine · condensate · steam · gas
Tracers
SF6 · PTSA · 2-NSA · NDSA · Freon · Tritium
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Sampling work at a geothermal site.

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Geochemistry sampling and analysis

Collection and analysis of geothermal fluids: water/brine and steam condensate, with their analysis parameters.

Related sample types

  • Water / brine ✓
  • Steam condensate ✓
  • Steam
  • NCG / gas
  • Surface manifestation ✓
  • Tracer

Service scope

  • Water / brine

    • pH
    • TDS
    • B
    • As
    • H2S
    • Na
    • K
    • Ca
    • Mg
    • Fe
    • NH3
    • Li
    • HCO3
    • CO2
    • Cl
    • SO4
    • F
    • Al
    • SiO2
    • Sr
    • Ba
    • Mn
    • Rb
    • Cs
  • Steam condensate

    • pH
    • TDS
    • B
    • As
    • H2S
    • Na
    • K
    • Ca
    • Mg
    • Fe
    • NH3
    • Li
    • HCO3
    • CO2
    • Cl
    • SO4
    • F
    • Al
    • SiO2
    • Sr
    • Ba
    • Mn

Also covers

  • Geochemical exploration
  • Surface thermal manifestation sampling and analysis

What helps when shaping the scope

  • 01Sampling points: wells, separators, surface manifestations, or a combination.
  • 02Required parameters and fluid matrices (brine, condensate).
  • 03Number of points and sampling frequency.

Output

Measurement and analysis data are reported according to the agreed scope. Report format and technical clarification needs are discussed during the quotation.

Parameter and tracer reference

Fluid analysis parameters and tracer types within the geothermal division’s scope. The lists are not exhaustive; the detailed scope follows each project.

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Operating a gas chromatograph control panel.
Water / brine
  • pH
  • TDS
  • B
  • As
  • H2S
  • Na
  • K
  • Ca
  • Mg
  • Fe
  • NH3
  • Li
  • HCO3
  • CO2
  • Cl
  • SO4
  • F
  • Al
  • SiO2
  • Sr
  • Ba
  • Mn
  • Rb
  • Cs
Steam condensate
  • pH
  • TDS
  • B
  • As
  • H2S
  • Na
  • K
  • Ca
  • Mg
  • Fe
  • NH3
  • Li
  • HCO3
  • CO2
  • Cl
  • SO4
  • F
  • Al
  • SiO2
  • Sr
  • Ba
  • Mn
TIFT high and medium pressure
  • SF6
  • PTSA
  • 2-NSA
Reservoir tracer test
  • NDSA (1,5; 1,6; 2,6; 2,7)
  • Freon
  • Tritium
Steam quality monitoring
  • Calorimeter
  • sodium calculation
NCG
  • Wet test meter
  • CO2
  • H2S
  • NH3
  • CH4
  • N2
  • Ar
  • O2
  • H2
Gas sampling and analysis
  • SO2
  • HCl
  • HF

Frequently asked questions

Can sampling and analysis be ordered together?

Yes. The geothermal division covers sampling on site and analysis in the laboratory. The scope of each is set during the quotation.

Which tracers are used?

For TIFT: SF6, PTSA, and 2-NSA. For reservoir tracer tests: NDSA (1,5; 1,6; 2,6; 2,7), Freon, and Tritium. Tracer selection is discussed against the test conditions.

What should be prepared before an inquiry?

The planned sampling points or wells, requested parameters, schedule, and the context of the work. Anything uncertain can be discussed with the team.

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