Analysis of reservoir deformation and fluid transportation induced by injection of CO2 into saline aquifer:(II)Case study
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Analysis of reservoir deformation and fluid transportation induced by injection of CO2 into saline aquifer:(II)Case study
Vol. 35, Issue 10, (2014)
作者机构:
1. 湖北工业大学 土木工程与建筑学院,武汉,430068
2. 中国科学院武汉岩土力学研究所岩土力学与工程国家重点实验室,武汉,430071
3. 中国核电工程有限公司,北京,100840
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CLC:TU452
Online First:27 October 2014,
Published:2014
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ZHANG Fan, ZHOU Hui, Lü Tao, et al. Analysis of reservoir deformation and fluid transportation induced by injection of CO2 into saline aquifer:(II)Case study[J]. 2014, 35(10).
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ZHANG Fan, ZHOU Hui, Lü Tao, et al. Analysis of reservoir deformation and fluid transportation induced by injection of CO2 into saline aquifer:(II)Case study[J]. 2014, 35(10).DOI:
Analysis of reservoir deformation and fluid transportation induced by injection of CO2 into saline aquifer:(II)Case study
The first part proposed a two-phase flow-reservoir coupling model
in order to apply this model to evaluate the stability of reservoir and fluid transportation
the commercial algorithm
Comsol Multiphysics
is used and the corresponding numerical modeling method is proposed. The determination procedure of model parameters is firstly presented and the simulation results are validated by the laboratory tests. The density and viscosity of CO2 are determined according to the in situ condition of temperature and pressure
the Van Genuchten parameters of rock layer are from the literature. Based on the triaxial compression tests
effective stress coefficient tests and permeability tests
the model parameters involved in mechanical model and coupling relations are identified. We then perform a case study. The rock layer is situated at depth between 680 to 700 m
and the width is 100 m. The evolution of injection pressure under different injection rates is studied
the distributions of pore pressure
vertical strain and damage variable are presented; the CO2 transportation is also analyzed. The present work offers theoretical basis for evaluating the stability of reservoir and fluid transportation.