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THERMAL PROPERTIES OF ROCKS - USGS
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEYTHERMAL PROPERTIES OF ROCKSby Eugene C. Robertson 1 Open-File Report 88-441 This report is preliminary and has not been reviewed for conformity with Geological Survey editorial standards and stratigraphic Reston, Virginia1988 CONTENTSPageAbstract- 1 Introduction 1 Units------------------- 3 Symbols 4 THERMAL conductivity 5 Introduction 5 Solidity 5 THERMAL impedance 5 Calculation of composite models - 6 Porefluid - - 8 Quartz, olivine, pyroxene, amphibole, and clay content 8 Rock conductivity at 300 K 10 Introduction 10 Mafic igneous ROCKS , air in pores 11 Mafic igneous ROCKS , water in pores 13 Felsic igneous ROCKS , air or water in pores 14 Limestone, air or water in pores - 16 Dolostone, air or water in pores - 18 Sandstone, air in pores 20
Appendix. By radiation, heat is transmitted optically through a transparent medium or space. Convective heat is transferred between a convecting fluid and a solid or other fluid. Conduction within a solid, liquid , or gas is the principal mode of heat transfer in the earth and is the principal thermal property considered herein. Summary
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