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Mathematic modelling of the debrining for a salt cavern gas storage
Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering, 2018Abstract Debrining is one of the key steps to complete the construction of a salt cavern gas storage, which determines whether the cavern can transfer to underground gas storage (UGS) and the effective volume of a salt cavern UGS. A mathematical model is proposed based on the change characteristic of the dynamic depth of the interface between gas and
Tongtao Wang, Xilin Shi
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Long-term stability analysis and evaluation of horizontal salt cavern gas storage
Journal of Energy Storage, 2023Xiaopeng Wang, Zhanping Song
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Maximum gas production rate for salt cavern gas storages
Energy, 2021Abstract The maximum gas production rate from salt cavern gas storages is a key parameter affecting its operating safety and peak-shaving performance. However, there is no mature and reliable method for design in it. In this study, the components of a salt cavern gas storage were separated, and many factors affecting the gas production rate are ...
Xin Liu +6 more
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Creep deformation analysis of gas storage in salt caverns
International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences, 2021Abstract The creep shrinkage of a salt cavern with constant gas pressures was studied. The gas pressures have constant values, but their positions (i.e. cavern radii) change with time, which is negligible for small deformations rather than for large deformations.
Xuqiang Ma +3 more
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Gas tightness around salt cavern gas storage in bedded salt formations
Renewable EnergyPeng Li +5 more
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Performance Prediction of Underground Gas Storage in Salt Caverns
Energy Sources, Part B: Economics, Planning, and Policy, 2007Abstract Underground gas storage is a common activity in countries with major transport and distribution gas pipeline infrastructures, which allows to efficiently resolve demand seasonality problems. Subsurface caverns in salt formations are being increasingly used for storage of natural gas.
A. Suat Bagci, E. Ozturk
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Status of Gas Storage in Salt Caverns in West Germany
SPE Gas Technology Symposium, 1989Abstract In recent years the climb in demand for gas storage space has led to the expansion of existing and construction of new cavern storage facilities. More projects are currently under discussion. The planning and construction of gas caverns in West Germany has been the state of the art for many years. This is becoming
H. Gomm, P. Quast
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Haze, Rain and Temperature Inversion in Gas-Storage Salt Caverns
56th U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium, 2022ABSTRACT: The brine sump at the bottom of a gas-storage cavern remains perennially colder than the rock mass at cavern depth, even a dozen years after cavern creation has been completed, resulting in an inversion of the temperature gradient in the lower half of the cavern in which convection is impeded.
P. Bérest, F. Louvet
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Numerical Assessment of Hydrogen and Gas Mixture Storage in Salt Caverns
2023With the UK recently doubling its hydrogen production goals to adjust to the market demand the necessity for storage is becoming realised [1]. There are several options for utility-scale storage including salt caverns, deep saline aquifers and depleted gas fields.
Richard Wallace, Zuansi Cai
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