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6 FAQs about [Numerical simulation of chemical energy storage]
What are the critical parameters of energy storage technology?
To quantify the impact of the critical parameters, sensitivity analysis needs to be conducted. The parameters chosen are cavern depth, creep constant, Young’s modulus of halite rock, temperature, and creep exponent. Energy storage technology could involve different operating conditions and heterogeneous properties of rock salt.
Is thermochemical energy storage based on reversible reactions?
The thermochemical energy storage is based on reversible reactions where the forward and backward reactions release and absorb heat, respectively. The energy density of most of the reversible reaction systems is several times higher than the sensible and latent thermal storage method (Pan and Zhao 2017; Pardo et al. 2014b).
How does cyclic energy storage work?
In times of high energy demand, the chemical energy is transformed back into electricity by fuel cells or engine generators. Key aspects in the development period and the subsequent cyclic operations of such a storage are the hydrodynamic behavior of hydrogen and its interaction with residual fluids in the reservoir.
Why is thermodynamic reference data important for gas storage modelling?
For gas storage modelling, accurate thermodynamic reference data for relevant fluid mixtures, which can either be directly imported into fluid flow modelling software or can be used to confirm existing reservoir engineering software outputs, is an important tool to enhance the compliance for scenario modelling results.
Can a numerical model be used to plan Underground hydrogen storage?
An equivalent numerical model could be used in practice for the planning of an UHS including the determination of optimal well locations and the optimal injection and withdrawal rates during development and operation of the storage. As mentioned before, both aquifers and depleted gas reservoirs can be used to develop underground hydrogen storages.
Can large-scale hydrogen energy storage be used in salt caverns?
Ozarslan, A. Large-scale hydrogen energy storage in salt caverns. Int. J. Hydrogen Energy 37, 14265–14277 (2012). Kruck, O., Crotogino, F., Prelicz, R. & Rudolph, T. Assessment of the potential, the actors and relevant business cases for large scale and seasonal storage of renewable electricity by hydrogen underground storage in Europe.