CO2 SEQUESTRATION INTO SHALE BEDS - SIRNAK COAL MINES

Abstract

The CO2 will be delivered by truck in liquid phase, temporarily stored at the well site, and conditioned before injection. The project proposed plans to inject the CO2 at the well head in gaseous phase at a slightly supercritical pressure and slightly supercritical temperature. The anticline at Sirnak -Silopi was used for gas storage in the past in a shallower depth interval in Sirnak-Silopi pit mine field, which also is an mining industry partner in CO2 sequestration and will be responsible for the CO2-injection operations.

This paper discussed progress on reactor achieved by tests and search for fast reaction methods using exhaust gas containing waste sulfur and carbon gases at the stack of Power Stations. Other MEA capture CO2, water slurry, and injection additives into shale beds were searched for optimum sequestration methods and also in order to enhance shale reactivity; and in analyzing the structural changes to identify reaction paths and potential barriers. liquid and gaseous products may change to near 60%-65% yield performances by time increase from 1day to 6 weeks.