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FuE-Programm GEOTECHNOLOGIEN „Erkundung, Nutzung und Schutz des unterirdischen Raumes“. Sp ectroscopic I maging of N MR-Underground. NMR attempt to explore hydrogen in a depth of 1000m Entwicklung des SPIN-Instrumenten-Systems zur nuklear-magnetischen Erkundung von Wasserstoffvorkommen
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FuE-Programm GEOTECHNOLOGIEN „Erkundung, Nutzung und Schutz des unterirdischen Raumes“ Spectroscopic Imaging of NMR-Underground NMR attempt to explore hydrogen in a depth of 1000m Entwicklung des SPIN-Instrumenten-Systems zur nuklear-magnetischen Erkundung von Wasserstoffvorkommen bis in 1000m Tiefe Dr. A. Kaus GEOHYDRAULIK DATA 02. Mai 2006, Hanau, International Society on Pulsed Power Applications e.V.
SpectroscopicImaging ofNMR-Underground Agenda: • ASIST Cooperation Group • Principles and Exploration Targets of SPIN-Method • Investigation Concept of SPIN-Monitoring for • Subsurface CO2-Storage
University of Applied Sciences Gelsenkirchen ASIST Cooperation Group Dr. Arnim Kaus, Thomas Kopp & Partner GdbR Geophysical and Hydrogeological Services Project Coordination and Application Prof. Dr.-Ing. Markus LöfflerHigh Voltage and Pulsed Power Technology ASIST Arbeitsgruppe SPINInstrumenten-SystemTechnologie Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Oberschelp Electrical Machines and Power Electronics Prof. Dr. Ugur Yaramanci Institute of Applied Geosciences, Department of Applied Geophysics Prof. Dr.-Ing. Tilo Ehlen High Frequency Technologyand Digital Radio Imaging Software Transmitter and Receiver Hardware
Principles and Exploration Targets of SPIN-Method Main Targets: • Direct Detection and Characterizationof Hydrogen Reservoirs • Exploration and Monitoring • C02-Storage • Oil and Gas • Geothermal Energy • Great Detection Depth up to 1000 m and more • Porosity and Permeability Indication
Principles and Exploration Targets of SPIN-Method Surface Subsurface
Static source B-Field of a grounded dipole Dipole length = 1500 m; I = 1000 A; rs = 10 Ohmm
Basic Principle of MRS Measurements Measured quantityDerived parameter Eo Initial Amplitude ~ layer water content T Decay Time ~ layer decay time ~ pore size ~ hydraulic permeability Phase ~ layer electrical conductivity
Sensitivity for different loop size and Resistivity in Dimensions relevant to SPIN
During CO2-Injection ( t2 ) During CO2-Injection ( t1 ) Investigation Concept of SPIN-NMR/TDEM-Monitoring for CO2-Storage Before CO2-Injection ( t0 )
Investigation Concept of SPIN-NMR/TDEM-Monitoring for CO2-Storage Before ( t0 ) and During CO2-Injection ( t1 , t2 …tn )