Method for reinforcing geological storage by injecting nanoparticles to stabilize CO2 microbubbles
A geological storage and nanoparticle technology, applied in the field of multiphase flow, can solve the problems of poor storage safety and slow dissolution speed, and achieve the effects of reducing buoyancy, reducing surface tension and enhancing thermal conductivity.
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[0027] figure 1 for a SiO injection 2 Nanoparticles stabilize CO 2 Schematic diagram of microbubble enhanced geological storage method, combined with attached figure 1 To further describe the method:
[0028] Step 1: Determine the location of the injection well;
[0029] Select an area with gentle terrain, stable geological structure and good storage capacity as the storage location, install injection wells at a relatively reasonable reservoir depth, install monitoring devices 7 around the injection wells, and use deep and shallow monitoring techniques to monitor leakage and blockage in real time risks of;
[0030] Step 2: Get SiO 2 Nanoparticles;
[0031] The raw material collection tank 1 is loaded into the preparation of SiO 2 The raw material of the nano-particles enters the nano-sand mill 2 for grinding through the pipeline, and then passes into the nano-particle filter 4 to filter out the nano-particles with the nano-particle size less than 500 nm.
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