Hydraulic and earth engineering – Fluid control – treatment – or containment – Fluid storage in earthen cavity
Patent
1985-12-13
1986-12-02
Taylor, Dennis L.
Hydraulic and earth engineering
Fluid control, treatment, or containment
Fluid storage in earthen cavity
405 53, 405 58, 137154, B65G 500, B65G 6530
Patent
active
046261311
ABSTRACT:
A storage system and method for storing a valuable liquid in a subterranean cavity with a displacing liquid such as brine. The valuable liquid, which normally has a density above or about that of the displacing liquid, is modified by dissolving therein small amounts of a light fluid such as alkanes and alkenes of up to 4 carbon atoms, hydrogen, nitrogen, carbon monoxide or combinations thereof. The amount of the light fluid dissolved in the stored liquid is sufficient to maintain the density of this phase below that of the displacing liquid so that the valuable liquid is stored over the displacing liquid.
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Gilbert, deceased Jeffrey F.
Glew David N.
McIntyre John S.
Barrow M. W.
Stodola Nancy J.
Taylor Dennis L.
The Dow Chemical Company
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