Injection of a salt solution into a geothermal reservoir saturated with superheated vapor |
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Authors: | G G Tsypkin |
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Abstract: | The injection of water containing a dissolved admixture into a high-temperature geothermal reservoir saturated with superheated vapor is considered. Behind the evaporation front on which the admixture precipitates a dissolution front separating regions with the initial concentration and with the concentration of the saturated solution coexisting with the solid salt phase is formed. It is found that the self-similar solution of the problem with two moving boundaries is two-valued. With variation of the parameters and the initial and boundary conditions the solutions may approach each other and at certain critical values merge. In the supercritical region the self-similar solution does not exist. The non-existence of a solution can be interpreted as the filling of the pores with precipitated salt and the cessation of the phase motion. |
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Keywords: | geothermal reservoir injection solution evaporation precipitation |
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