2019
DOI: 10.3390/w11010130
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Dynamic Variation Characteristics of Seawater Intrusion in Underground Water-Sealed Oil Storage Cavern under Island Tidal Environment

Abstract: In the case of constructing underground water-sealed oil storage caverns in island environments, the groundwater seepage characteristics are more complicated under the influence of seawater and tidal fluctuations. It also faces problems such as seawater intrusion. This research is based on multi-physical field coupling theory and analyzed the influence of tidal fluctuation and water curtain systems on the temporal-spatial variations of seawater intrusion in an island oil storage cavern in China using the finit… Show more

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“…Percolation theory is an idea, a model, for solving a certain class of problems, and it has now become the classical theory for dealing with effects due to changes in the degree of association in disordered systems [18][19]. It describes the ability of a system composed of primitive phases or microstates to undergo macroscopic coupling, arguing that when the degree of mutual coupling of a phase or a state within the system increases to a percolation threshold, the system will undergo a sharp geometric phase transition and a sudden emergence of long-range coupling as a result.…”
Section: Seepage Theory Information Diffusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Percolation theory is an idea, a model, for solving a certain class of problems, and it has now become the classical theory for dealing with effects due to changes in the degree of association in disordered systems [18][19]. It describes the ability of a system composed of primitive phases or microstates to undergo macroscopic coupling, arguing that when the degree of mutual coupling of a phase or a state within the system increases to a percolation threshold, the system will undergo a sharp geometric phase transition and a sudden emergence of long-range coupling as a result.…”
Section: Seepage Theory Information Diffusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two papers address the topics of groundwater contamination and protection. Li et al (2019) [5] used the numerical model of density-dependent groundwater flow and solute transport to analyze the influence of tidal fluctuation and water curtain systems on the temporal-spatial variations in seawater intrusion in an island oil storage cavern in China. The results show that the operation of an underground water-sealed oil storage cavern in an island environment has a risk of inducing seawater intrusion.…”
Section: Special Issue Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compared to traditional land-based environments, the seepage field operation law of the underground oil depot system in island environments is significantly more complex, requiring careful consideration of issues such as seawater intrusion, hos in hydraulic conductivity, and tidal dynamics [18][19][20][21]. In addition, seawater intrusion will not only corrode the structure of the underground caverns (steel, concrete, etc.)…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%