Method for and thermal energy injection withdrawal system for aq

Power plants – Utilizing natural heat – Geothermal

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165 45, 1374931, F03G 700

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045079250

ABSTRACT:
A process has been invented to inject and withdraw water from an aquifer for purposes of energy storage under some abnormal conditions. This transfer system is for thermal energy storage applications where the transfer water pressure is higher than the normal aquifer pressure at the point of withdrawal or injection. Applications include systems where water temperatures are in excess of the normal boiling point and the water must be pressurized, to prevent boiling and/or and where an aquifer has a water head well below ground level creating excess pressure from the column of water from the surface to the acquifer. Water is injected through a process which reduces the pressure at the aquifer to the pressure required for injecting the correct water flow rate. In recovering the thermal energy, or withdrawal, the system provides the proper pressurization at aquifer level to the required pressure. The pressure is reduced by a uniquely controlled throttling valve or a uniquely controlled turbine-generator-valve combination.

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