Pressure front definition
Pressure front means the zone of elevated pressure that is created by the injection of carbon dioxide into the subsurface. For GS projects, the pressure front of a CO2 plume refers to the zone where there is a pressure differential sufficient to cause the movement of injected fluids or formation fluids into a USDW.
Pressure front means the zone of elevated pressure and displaced fluids created by the injection of carbon dioxide into the subsurface. The pressure front of a carbon dioxide plume refers to a zone where there is a pressure differential sufficient to cause the movement of injected fluids or formation fluids into underground sources of drinking water.
Pressure front means the zone of elevated pressure that is created by the injection of the carbon dioxide stream into the subsurface. The pressure front of a carbon dioxide plume refers to a zone where there is a pressure differential sufficient to cause movement of injected fluids or formation fluid if a migration pathway or conduit were to exist.
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Figure 3: Pressure front meeting the introduced large-scale feature.
More Definitions of Pressure front
Pressure front means the region surrounding CO2 injection wells in which the pressure rise is sufficient to lift formation fluids from the sequestration zone, above the storage complex.
Pressure front means the region of elevated pressure that is created by the injection of CO2 into the subsurface. For the purposes of the GCS certification, the pressure front of a CO2 plume refers to the region where there is the pressure differential sufficient to cause movement of injected or formation fluids out of the primary sequestration zone.
Pressure front means the zone of elevated pressure that is created by the injection of carbon dioxide into the subsurface. For the purposes of this chapter, the pressure front of a carbon dioxide plume refers to a zone where there