Energy Procedia · 2013 · 12 citations · 6 references
EngineeringGeological EngineeringGeologyGeotechnical EngineeringSubsurface Fluid FlowWell IntegrityCap Rock GeologyCarbon SequestrationCarbon StorageGas InjectionGeologic Carbon StorageIntegrity TestingCaprock Seal IntegrityGeomechanical Properties Of Cap RocksGeomechanical TestingGeomechanical Well IntegritySeal IntegritySeal Integrity AssessmentSeal Integrity VerificationStorage
The depleted Rousse field (Lacq, France) has proven its integrity while holding a gas accumulation at a pressure of 480 bar, and has now been converted to a pilot for CO 2 injection. The objective of the studies presented is to describe the characteristics of the seal, qualify the relevant properties for its integrity, and assess its geomechanical integrity through modelling. A conservative recommendation is made of not exceeding the initial caprock entry pressure for the theroretical maximum CO 2 storage pressure, which will remain much above the expected final effective storage pressure anyway.
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J.J. Biteau, Alain Le Marrec, M. Le Vot et al. · Petroleum Geoscience · 2006 · 151 citations
Petrophysical assessment of a carbonate-rich caprock for CO2 geological storage purposes
Nicolas Tonnet, G. Mouronval, Pierre Chiquet et al. · Energy Procedia · 2011 · 49 citations · Full text
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