The importance of long-term well management in geothermal power systems using fuzzy control: A Western Anatolia (Turkey) case study

Haklidir, Fusun Tut

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2020.118817

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“…Compared to previous cross-sectional methods used to understand the daily experiences of this highly mobile group, EMA allows for a more naturalistic approach to studying YEH behavior and their environmental circumstances [ 36 ]. Using longitudinal EMA data, Suchting et al [ 37 ] expanded on our understanding of shelter use among YEH by predicting patterns of sheltering behaviors. They revealed that stress related to not having a place to stay and experiencing discrimination to be among some of the strongest predictors for YEH not staying in shelters.…”

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Perceived Impacts, Acceptability, and Recommendations for Ecological Momentary Assessment Among Youth Experiencing Homelessness: Qualitative Study

Acorda¹,

Businelle²,

Maria³

2021

JMIR Form Res

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Background The use of ecological momentary assessment (EMA) to study youth experiencing homelessness (YEH) behaviors is an emerging area of research. Despite high rates of participation and potential clinical utility, few studies have investigated the acceptability and recommendations for EMA from the YEH perspective. Objective This study aimed to describe the perceived benefits, usability, acceptability, and barriers to the use of EMA from the homeless youth perspective. Methods YEH were recruited from a larger EMA study. Semistructured exit interviews were performed using an interview guide that focused on the YEH experience with the EMA app, and included perceived barriers and recommendations for future studies. Data analyses used an inductive approach with thematic analysis to identify major themes and subthemes. Results A total of 18 YEH aged 19-24 years participated in individual and group exit interviews. The EMA was highly acceptable to YEH and they found the app and EMA surveys easy to navigate. Perceived benefits included increased behavioral and emotional awareness with some YEH reporting a decrease in their high-risk behaviors as a result of participation. Another significant perceived benefit was the ability to use the phones for social support and make connections to family, friends, and potential employers. Barriers were primarily survey and technology related. Survey-related barriers included the redundancy of questions, the lack of customizable responses, and the timing of survey prompts. Technology-related barriers included the “freezing” of the app, battery charge, and connectivity issues. Recommendations for future studies included the need to provide real-time mental health support for symptomatic youth, to create individually customized questions, and to test the use of personalized motivational messages that respond to the EMA data in real time. Conclusions YEH are highly receptive to the use of EMA in studies. Further studies are warranted to understand the impact of EMA on YEH behaviors. Incorporating the YEH perspective into the design and implementation of EMA studies may help minimize barriers, increase acceptability, and improve participation rates in this hard-to-reach, disconnected population.

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Perceived Impacts, Acceptability, and Recommendations for Ecological Momentary Assessment Among Youth Experiencing Homelessness: Qualitative Study

Acorda¹,

Businelle²,

Maria³

2021

JMIR Form Res

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“…Furthermore, Tut Haklıdır [31] stated that the sustainability of geothermal reservoir relies on optimum geothermal fluid production which is possible with reservoir protection, well optimization, reservoir pressure control and effective reinjection scenarios in the geothermal field. Also, geothermal reservoirs have various thermodynamic conditions that require continuous hydrogeochemical monitoring [31].…”

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A Research on Sustainability of a Geothermal Energy Resource in Kırklareli City

Özer

Kizilay

2021

International Journal of Advances in Engineering and Pure Sciences

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Geothermal energy is one of the most important renewable energy sources which provides a massive contribution to the existing region. Low-enthalpy resources are convenient, especially for direct usage applications such as household and greenhouse heating and thermal tourism with today's technology. Direct usage applications have social and economic positive effects via supplying the primary demand of the local communities, such as heating and nourishment. Although geothermal energy is clean and renewable, that causes adverse environmental impacts during drilling or usage stages. Therefore, some criteria should be taken into consideration for the sustainable evaluation of the source. These criteria can be identified within the determined framework of sustainable development goals for each resource. In this study, a newly discovered geothermal energy resource at Kırklareli-Asılbeyli Region is investigated for potential applications according to the UN (United Nations) Sustainable Development Goals. It is pointed out the precautions should be taken into consideration from the discovery phase until the end of life for sustainable use of the source.

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“…Geothermal power plants are built around plate tectonics where high-temperature geothermal sources are available near the surface [6]- [8]. Developments and refinements in drilling and extraction technology have expanded the range of geothermal power plant construction from nearby tectonic plates [9], [10].…”

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Automatic limit switch calibrator for control valve at steam turbine of a geothermal power plant

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Measurement of fluid level in steam valves should require precise values. The instrument designed in this article is used to find out how precise the limit switch is used as an indicator control valve at certain points. The measurement technique will be implemented on a control valve on the geothermal power plant. This device is using the Arduino Due board as a data processor and modified the data signal of the vernier caliper to measure the valve opening. The TFT LCD layer is used to display the measurement and calibration results. The test results of this device indicate that this device has an accuracy level of more than 99%.

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The importance of long-term well management in geothermal power systems using fuzzy control: A Western Anatolia (Turkey) case study

Cited by 9 publications

References 38 publications

Perceived Impacts, Acceptability, and Recommendations for Ecological Momentary Assessment Among Youth Experiencing Homelessness: Qualitative Study

Perceived Impacts, Acceptability, and Recommendations for Ecological Momentary Assessment Among Youth Experiencing Homelessness: Qualitative Study

A Research on Sustainability of a Geothermal Energy Resource in Kırklareli City

Automatic limit switch calibrator for control valve at steam turbine of a geothermal power plant

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