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    Geothermal Water Management Using the Example of the Polish Lowland (Poland)—Key Aspects Related to Co-Management of Drinking and Geothermal Water
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    1. m_hajto 10 Nov 2020
      The average hydrogeochemical gradient for the Polish lowlands is 5.7 g/dm3/100m

      Fake reference - unfortunately such information doesn't exist in the source file!

      wrong reference
    2. m_hajto 08 Nov 2020
      available geothermal resources

      What the Authors mean by "available geothermal resources" ? What is the source of these calculations?

      geothermal resources
    3. m_hajto 08 Nov 2020
      7753 × 1022 × J, which is equivalent to 185 × 1012 × TOE (1 ton of oil equivalent = 41.868 GJ). The most abundant reservoir in this category is the Lower Jurassic reservoir 299 × 1021 × J. Relatively smaller energy resources are accumulated in the Lower Cretaceous reservoir 423 × 1020 × J

      What a strange numbers! Is it science or entertainment?

      geothermal resources
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