Vertical CO2 release experiments from a 1 liter high pressure vessel

Vertical CO2 release experiments from a 1 liter high pressure vessel

Hulsbosch-Dam, C.
de Jong, A.
Zevenbergen, J.
Peeters, R.
Spruijt, M.

2013

High-speed CO2 release experiments from a pressurized vessel have been conducted for a range of storage pressures nozzle diameters. The experiments are conducted to validate and develop models for accidental releases of CO2 during transport. In cooperation with DNV-KEMA lab (Groningen, The Netherlands), medium scale experiments with a 500 liter tank have been designed and performed in spring of 2012. The results of this experiment are reported in a separate GHGT paper by Ahmad et al. [5]. In preparation of these experiments, some optical measurement techniques have been tested in a smaller set-up of a 1 liter vessel, carried out at the TNO Rijswijk facility. These preparatory experiments will be discussed in the current document. A number of optical techniques are evaluated in relation to the observed phenomena. The tested techniques are: HD resolution standard optical camera, HS (high speed) camera and IR (infra-red) camera. In addition some experiments were performed using the PIV (Particle Image Velocimetry) technique, which is reported in a separate paper by de Jong et al. [4].

TS - Technical Sciences
Building Engineering & Civil Engineering
Industrial Innovation
High Tech Maritime and Offshore Systems
CO2 release
High pressure
Infra-red
SD - Structural Dynamics

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.egypro.2013.06.380

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1876-6102

Energy Procedia, 37 (37), 4712-4723

11th International Conference on Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies, GHGT 2012, 18 November 2012 through 22 November 2012, Kyoto Sponsors: Global CCS Institute; Elsevier

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