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Geologische CO2-Speicherung: Vergleich unterschiedlicher Kopplungsansätze für die hydraulische Reaktivierung von Störzonen

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Die numerische Simulation einer geologischen CO2-Speicherung stellt aufgrund ihrer Formulierung als Mehrphasenflussproblem einen erheblichen Aufwand in der Modellierung dar. Bei der Kopplung von Ergebnissen aus geomechanischen Verformungsberechnungen und hydraulischen Simulationen kommen hydro-mechanische Einweg- und Zweiwegkopplungen zum Einsatz. Einwegkopplungen liefern häufig zu ungenaue Ergebnisse. Zweiwegkopplungen hingegen sind aufgrund ihres iterativen Charakters für Risikoanalysen, in denen mehrere hundert Szenarien betrachtet werden, sehr aufwändig. In diesem Beitrag wird basierend auf einer breit angelegten Parameterstudie ein Kriterium für die Notwendigkeit der Anwendung einer Zweiwegkopplung dargestellt und ein neuer Ansatz für eine hydro-mechanische quasi-Zweiwegkopplung von Störzonen erläutert.

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    Markus Adams Dipl.-Ing., Martin Feinendegen Dipl.-Ing. & Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Ziegler

  2. Sektion 5.3 - Hydrogeologie, Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum (GFZ), Potsdam, Deutschland

    Elena Tillner Dipl.-Geol. & Dr.-Ing. Thomas Kempka

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Adams, M., Feinendegen, M., Tillner, E., Kempka, T., Ziegler, M. (2015). Geologische CO2-Speicherung: Vergleich unterschiedlicher Kopplungsansätze für die hydraulische Reaktivierung von Störzonen. In: Schanz, T., Hettler, A. (eds) Aktuelle Forschung in der Bodenmechanik 2015. Springer Vieweg, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-45991-1_14

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