Four-site case study of water extraction from CO2 storage
Water extraction is one possible means of enhancing storage capacity and managing carbon dioxide (CO2) storagereservoirs. This study investigates the efficacy of water extraction in CO2;storage applications through the use ofdynamic simulations under various conditions on conceptual heterogeneous geological models based on four CO2;storage sites in different basins of the world. The simulations indicate that the CO2;storage capacities can beincreased, and pressure and plume management can likely be accomplished through the use of water extraction.© 2013 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd.Selection and/or peer-review under responsibility of GHGTKeywords: water extraction; CO2;storage; storage capacity; pressure management; reservoir simulation; risk assessmentView/Download Document
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11th International Conference on Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies
11/18/2012
Kyoto,