Open softwareengineerprogrammer opened 1 month ago
Assigned to @malcolm-dsider to investigate per offline discussion
Depth is capped if Maximum Temperature is exceeded - increasing max temp yields correct depth
Starting Electricity Sale Price, 0.06
Ending Electricity Sale Price, 0.10
Electricity Escalation Start Year, 1
Electricity Escalation Rate Per Year, 0.012
Annual License Etc, 0
Flat License Etc, 0
Tax Relief Per Year, 2.212
Reservoir Model, 1
Reservoir Depth, 7200 meter
Number of Segments, 1
Gradient 1, 69
Number of Production Wells, 2
Number of Injection Wells, 2
Production Well Diameter, 7
Injection Well Diameter, 7
Ramey Production Wellbore Model, 1
Production Wellbore Temperature Drop, .5
Injection Wellbore Temperature Gain, 0
Production Flow Rate per Well, 55
Fracture Shape, 3
Fracture Height, 900
Reservoir Volume Option, 3
Reservoir Volume, 1000000000
Number of Fractures, 20
Water Loss Fraction, .02
Productivity Index, 5
Injectivity Index, 5
Injection Temperature, 50
Maximum Drawdown, 1
Reservoir Heat Capacity, 1000
Reservoir Density, 2700
Reservoir Thermal Conductivity, 2.7
End-Use Option, 1
Economic Model, 1
Power Plant Type, 3
Well Drilling Cost Correlation, 1
Circulation Pump Efficiency, .8
Utilization Factor, .9
Surface Temperature, 20
Ambient Temperature, 20
Plant Lifetime, 30
Fixed Charge Rate, .05
Inflation Rate During Construction, 0
Time steps per year, 6
Maximum Temperature, 600
No relevant error/warning messages are posted when running from the desktop version with the input provided above... but it is useful to note that the geofluid temperature doesn't exceed 500 C. If I change the Maximum Temperature to 600 C (but change nothing else), the geofluid temperature exceeds 500 C.... so some limiting going on, and there is no warning about it!
Per sync discussion, this is apparently somewhat intended behavior. However we should improve the user experience to set the right expectations for potentially surprising/seemingly incorrect results.
Output claims well depth 7km (should be 8km). Assigning to myself to investigate.