報告題目:泡沫輔助地下CO2封存的潛力和挑戰(Potential and Challenges for Foam-Assisted Subsurface CO2 Storage)
報 告 人:William R. Rossen
報告時間:5月29日上午9:30-10:30
報告地點:全國重點實驗室A403
報告人簡介:
William R. Rossen,代爾夫特理工大學地球科學與工程系榮退教授,前美國德克薩斯奧斯汀分校石油與地質工程學院院長,國際知名泡沫驅與碳封存專家,CMG和挪威提高采收率中心顧問。Rossen教授于1976年和1982年分別在麻省理工和明尼蘇達獲得學士和博士學位。1989-2006年,就職于德克薩斯大學奧斯汀分校地球系統工程系。于2006-至今,就職于代爾夫特理工理工大學,任地球科學與工程系主任。Rossen教授發表科技論文219余篇,H指數45 (Scopus),同行引用量達12000+。 2006年和2002年榮獲”SPE杰出貢獻“和”杰出會員“榮譽,2011年被評為”代爾夫特理工大學最佳教師“,2012年榮獲 “SPE提高采收率先驅”榮譽。職業生涯科研經費超8000萬,主要研究領域包括泡沫流度控制理論、二氧化碳利用與埋存、酸液導流、土壤治理、地熱開發等。
內容簡介:
Foam is a promising means to assist in the permanent, safe subsurface sequestration of CO2, whether in aquifers or as part of an enhanced-oil-recovery (EOR) process. Here we review first the basic mechanisms of foam generation, mobility and propagation in geological formations. The advantages demonstrated for foam that would assist CO2 sequestration include improved sweep efficiency and increased residual trapping, reducing the amount of CO2 in the override zone and stress on the overburden. We also briefly review the research and field-trial literature on CO2 foam sweep efficiency, capillary gas trapping in foam, issues involved in surfactant selection for CO2 foam applications, foam field trials, and the state of the art from laboratory and modelling research on CO2 foam properties, to present the prospects and challenges for foam-assisted CO2 sequestration.
Challenges to foam-assisted CO2 sequestration include the following: 1) verifying the advantages indicated by laboratory research at the field scale 2) optimizing surfactant performance, while further reducing cost and adsorption if possible 3) long-term chemical stability of surfactant, and dilution of surfactant in the foam bank by flow of water. Residual gas must reside in place for decades, even if surfactant degrades or is diluted. 4) optimizing injectivity and sweep efficiency in the field-design strategy.
主辦單位:油氣藏地質及開發工程全國重點實驗室
西南石油大學石油與天然氣工程學院
SPE成都分部
科學技術發展研究院