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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram of GCHP (heating mode).

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Table 1.

Assumptions in calculation.

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Fig 2.

Vertical fractures cross with a borehole.

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Fig 3.

Accumulated height of vertical fracture crossing a borehole.

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Fig 4.

Horizontal fracture crossing a borehole.

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Fig 5.

Accumulated width of horizontal fracture crossing a borehole.

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Fig 6.

Fractures cross over with the UHXZ.

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Fig 7.

Heat flow rate per meter of borehole section in contact with water flow as a function of water velocity and value of W.R.

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Fig 8.

Total heat flow rate of single borehole as a function of Fr.V.R. and W.R., fracture water velocity = 0.0005 mm/s.

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Fig 9.

Required number of boreholes as a function of Fr.V.R. and W.R., fracture water velocity = 0.0005 mm/s.

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Fig 10.

Heat flow per meter of borehole as a function of water velocity in horizontal fractures and Fr.H.R.

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Fig 11.

Required number of boreholes as a function of Fr. H.R. and fracture water velocity.

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Fig 12.

Annual temperature change of UHXZ as a function of water velocity and Fr.A.R.

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Fig 13.

Total annual irreversibilities (entropy production) of UHXZ as a function of water velocity and Fr.A.R.

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Fig 14.

Annual change of A.C. in UHXZ as a function of water velocity and Fr.A.R.

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