Influence of organics and gas mixing on hydrogen/brine and methane/brine wettability using Jordanian oil shale rocks: Implications for hydrogen geological storage DOI Creative Commons
Amer Alanazi, Nurudeen Yekeen, Mujahid Ali

et al.

Journal of Energy Storage, Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: 62, P. 106865 - 106865

Published: Feb. 15, 2023

The substitution of fossil fuel with clean hydrogen (H2) has been identified as a promising route to achieve net zero carbon emissions by this century. However, enough H2 must be stored underground at an industrial scale objective due the low volumetric energy density H2. In storage, cushion gases, such methane (CH4), are required maintain safe operational formation pressure during withdrawal or injection wetting characteristics geological formations in presence H2, gas, and resultant gas mixture mixing zone between them essential for determining storage capacities. Therefore, present work measured contact angles four Jordanian oil shale rocks CH4, H2-CH4/brine systems their interfacial tension (IFT) (geo-storage) conditions (pressures 0.1 1600 psi temperature 323 K) evaluate residual structural trapping potential efficiency CH4 gas. Various analytical methods were employed comprehend bulk mineralogy, elemental composition, topographic characterization, functional groups, surface properties rocks. total organic (TOC) effect on wettability was demonstrated compared previous studies. samples high ultrahigh TOC 13 % 18 exhibited brine advancing/receding angles. rock became hydrophobic highest experimental (1600 K). rock/CH4/brine higher than rock/H2/brine angles, remained those pure gases. Moreover, IFT displayed inverse trend, where H2/brine CH4/brine IFT. results suggest that geo-storage tested organic-rich source could favorable when is used consistent studies using synthetically acid-aged samples. For first time, from more realistic situation influence missing material H2/brine/rock geo-storage.

Language: Английский

Basalt-H2-brine wettability at geo-storage conditions: Implication for hydrogen storage in basaltic formations DOI
Mirhasan Hosseini, Muhammad Ali, Jalal Fahimpour

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Journal of Energy Storage, Journal Year: 2022, Volume and Issue: 52, P. 104745 - 104745

Published: April 30, 2022

Language: Английский

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78

Carbon dioxide thickening: A review of technological aspects, advances and challenges for oilfield application DOI Creative Commons
Nilanjan Pal, Xuan Zhang, Muhammad Ali

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Fuel, Journal Year: 2022, Volume and Issue: 315, P. 122947 - 122947

Published: Jan. 10, 2022

The relatively low density and viscosity of carbon dioxide (CO2) in supercritical state create several drawbacks, including gravity override, viscous fingering, water production/treatment problems, poor proppant transport for the petroleum industry. introduction CO2 thickeners offers a promising additive technology with sufficient solubility enhancement attributes. current article reviews technical advances, challenges, applicability thickened CO2, particularly hydrocarbon recovery. Different types thickeners, polymers, tailor-made surfactants, small associating compounds, were investigated terms their nature, physicochemical traits, cost, applications. molecular weight concentration, shear rate, co-solvent composition, temperature, pressure play significant role intermolecular forces miscibility effect presence dense CO2. Binary co-polymers (non-fluorinated non-siloxane materials) molecule (associating) compounds are options thickening owing to enhanced performance, cost-effectiveness, ecological footprint. This study provides comprehensive review existing technologies, outline gaps, potential, required area improvement.

Language: Английский

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74

Clay-hydrogen and clay-cushion gas interfacial tensions: Implications for hydrogen storage DOI
Nurudeen Yekeen, Ahmed Al‐Yaseri, Berihun Mamo Negash

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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, Journal Year: 2022, Volume and Issue: 47(44), P. 19155 - 19167

Published: May 1, 2022

Language: Английский

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74

Storage integrity during underground hydrogen storage in depleted gas reservoirs DOI Creative Commons
Lingping Zeng, Mohammad Sarmadivaleh, Ali Saeedi

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Earth-Science Reviews, Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: 247, P. 104625 - 104625

Published: Nov. 22, 2023

The transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, particularly hydrogen, has emerged as a central strategy for decarbonization and the pursuit of net-zero carbon emissions. Meeting demand large-scale hydrogen storage, crucial component supply chain, led exploration underground storage an economically viable solution global needs. In contrast other subsurface options such salt caverns aquifers, which are geographically limited, depleted gas reservoirs have garnered increasing attention due their broader distribution higher capacity. However, safe cycling in require preservation high stability integrity caprock, reservoir, wellbore. Nevertheless, there exists significant gap current research concerning within reservoirs, systematic approach is lacking. This paper aims address this by reviewing primary challenges associated with integrity, including geochemical reactions, microbial activities, faults fractures, perspectives on cycling. study comprehensively reviews processes impacts, abiotic biotic mineral dissolution/precipitation, reactivation propagation fractures caprock host-rock, wellbore instability cement degradation casing corrosion, stress changes during To provide practical solution, technical screening tool been developed, considering controlling variables, risks, consequences affecting integrity. Finally, highlights knowledge gaps suggests feasible methods pathways mitigate these facilitating development reservoirs.

Language: Английский

Citations

71

Influence of organics and gas mixing on hydrogen/brine and methane/brine wettability using Jordanian oil shale rocks: Implications for hydrogen geological storage DOI Creative Commons
Amer Alanazi, Nurudeen Yekeen, Mujahid Ali

et al.

Journal of Energy Storage, Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: 62, P. 106865 - 106865

Published: Feb. 15, 2023

The substitution of fossil fuel with clean hydrogen (H2) has been identified as a promising route to achieve net zero carbon emissions by this century. However, enough H2 must be stored underground at an industrial scale objective due the low volumetric energy density H2. In storage, cushion gases, such methane (CH4), are required maintain safe operational formation pressure during withdrawal or injection wetting characteristics geological formations in presence H2, gas, and resultant gas mixture mixing zone between them essential for determining storage capacities. Therefore, present work measured contact angles four Jordanian oil shale rocks CH4, H2-CH4/brine systems their interfacial tension (IFT) (geo-storage) conditions (pressures 0.1 1600 psi temperature 323 K) evaluate residual structural trapping potential efficiency CH4 gas. Various analytical methods were employed comprehend bulk mineralogy, elemental composition, topographic characterization, functional groups, surface properties rocks. total organic (TOC) effect on wettability was demonstrated compared previous studies. samples high ultrahigh TOC 13 % 18 exhibited brine advancing/receding angles. rock became hydrophobic highest experimental (1600 K). rock/CH4/brine higher than rock/H2/brine angles, remained those pure gases. Moreover, IFT displayed inverse trend, where H2/brine CH4/brine IFT. results suggest that geo-storage tested organic-rich source could favorable when is used consistent studies using synthetically acid-aged samples. For first time, from more realistic situation influence missing material H2/brine/rock geo-storage.

Language: Английский

Citations

67