Method for analyzing temperature and pressure evolution of salt cavern hydrogen storage and influence of temperature and pressure evolution on surrounding rock temperature and stress
By analyzing the temperature and pressure evolution of hydrogen before injection into the salt cavity and the coupling effect of the temperature and stress fields of the surrounding rock, the problem of prediction deviation of the temperature and pressure evolution law in the salt cavern hydrogen storage was solved, and accurate analysis of the temperature and stress of the salt cavity surrounding rock was achieved, ensuring the safe operation of the hydrogen storage and risk warning.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202510843082.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-06-23
- Publication Date
- 2025-09-19
AI Technical Summary
During the cyclic injection and production process of salt cavern hydrogen storage, existing technologies fail to effectively consider the temperature and pressure evolution mechanism before hydrogen is injected into the salt cavity and the coupling effect of the surrounding rock temperature field and stress field, resulting in significant deviations between the predicted results of the salt cavity temperature and pressure evolution law and the surrounding rock stress state and the actual working conditions, affecting the reliability of the hydrogen storage safety assessment.
By quantitatively characterizing the evolution laws of the temperature and pressure fields of hydrogen during pipeline transportation, combined with the Bernoulli equation, Joule-Thomson effect and pipeline friction loss, the pressure fluctuations, temperature gradient distribution and their spatiotemporal evolution characteristics of the salt cavity are analyzed, and an analysis method for the influence of salt cavity temperature and pressure evolution on the temperature and stress of the surrounding rock is established, including expressions for hydrogen injection temperature, mass flow rate, salt cavity pressure evolution, cavity temperature and surrounding rock temperature stress.
Accurately predict the temperature conditions when hydrogen is injected into the salt cavity, ensure flow control during the hydrogen injection process, avoid safety issues, provide basic data support for the safe operation of salt cavern hydrogen storage, identify potential mechanical risks, and reduce the probability of accidents.