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Title: Design Of Storage Fields: Combining Old Concepts With New Ideas
Author: m. R. Tek
Source: American Gas Association 1980
Year Published: 1980
Abstract: With potentially large reserves of pipeline accessible natural gas from Mexico, North Slope and, perhaps, Overthrustbelt underground storage, once again appear in the limelight of immediate emphasis as we look toward the supply limited markets of the eighties. As artificial price ceilings are being removed from natural gas and the resultant emphasis on conservation, not only the need for more storage becomes evident but reassessment of old design procedures with new innovations for more economic operation becomes desirable. The paper treats two recent ideas related to more economic storage field design and operation. One involves control of deliverability through judicious use of proper combination of bottom hole chokes flow through casing, casing-tubing annulus and tubing. The second relates to simultaneous prediction of temperature and pressure gradients in well bores. The first would preempt or minimize surface pressure regulation. The second would permit operation with minimum amount of heaters dehydration, methanol injection.

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