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Fig. 3 | Geothermal Energy

Fig. 3

From: Modelling of flow through naturally fractured geothermal reservoirs, Taupō Volcanic Zone, New Zealand

Fig. 3

Fracture statistics as a function of input P10. A Number of fractures before and after trimming the unconnected fractures to form the backbone network. Note that the line for the backbone fractures reaches the zero fractures at P10 ~ 0.2 m−1, thus defining the percolation threshold. Letters in brackets refer to model names (Table 2). B Number of fracture intersections in the backbone network. Error bars: 3 standard deviations either side of the mean. Models B and D overlap. The vertical axes in each plot in units of thousands (103). Linear regressions for all models except C1 and C2

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