ABSTRACT:

For the storage of natural gas, compressed air or hydrogen in rock salt caverns it is necessary to carry out numerical calculations for the dimensioning of the relevant operation parameters. These are on the one hand the allowable maximum and necessary minimum internal pressure to ensure a gastight and stable cavern over decades and on the other hand the limitation of the withdrawal and refill rates between these geomechanical limits.

Keywords:
Reservoir Surveillance, Upstream Oil & Gas, solution phase, production control, production logging, temperature change, cavern, production monitoring, natural gas storage, temperature distribution
Subjects:
Hydraulic Fracturing, Well & Reservoir Surveillance and Monitoring, Storage Reservoir Engineering, Production logging, Natural gas storage
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2017. American Rock Mechanics Association
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