Publication detail
Energy Potential of the Bratislava Neogene
SLAVKOV, J. TOMAJKOVÁ, D. BRČEK, M. MIČA, L.
Original Title
Energy Potential of the Bratislava Neogene
Type
journal article in Web of Science
Language
English
Original Abstract
The thermal conductivity of materials is characteristic extensively applied across various contemporary domains, ranging from civil engineering to agriculture. The capacity of a material to conduct heat underscores its significance primarily within civil engineering, particularly in energy-related applications. Notably, in the design of energy geostructures, the thermal conductivity of the soil assumes paramount importance. The principle of energy geostructures is to extract geothermal energy, where the base soil works as a heat source. As the thermal conductivity of the ground increases, the amount of extracted energy increases. It can be concluded that the exact determination of the thermal conductivity of the ground has a significant impact on the design of energy geostructures. This article is dedicated to the first detailed measurements of the thermal conductivity of the Bratislava Neogene in five selected localities on samples from depths of 7.1 m to 14.4 m.
Keywords
Thermal conductivity; Neogene subsoil; Geothermal energy; Energy piles.
Authors
SLAVKOV, J.; TOMAJKOVÁ, D.; BRČEK, M.; MIČA, L.
Released
27. 12. 2024
Publisher
SCIENDO
Location
WARSAW
ISBN
2199-6512
Periodical
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Year of study
20
Number
2
State
Slovak Republic
Pages from
1055
Pages to
1064
Pages count
10
URL
BibTex
@article{BUT197221,
author="Juraj {Slavkov} and Dana {Tomajková} and Martin {Brček} and Lumír {Miča}",
title="Energy Potential of the Bratislava Neogene",
journal="Civil and Environmental Engineering",
year="2024",
volume="20",
number="2",
pages="1055--1064",
doi="10.2478/cee-2024-0076",
issn="2199-6512",
url="https://sciendo.com/article/10.2478/cee-2024-0076"
}