dry-hot-rock geothermal system

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dry-hot-rock geothermal system [¦drī ′hät ‚räk jē·ō¦thər·məl ′sis·təm]

(geology)

A water-deficient hydrothermal reservoir dominated by the presence of rocks at depths in which large quantities of heat are stored.

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