Carbon dioxide storage site selection and assessment in the offshore region of malay basin

For the past decades, the rise in concerns of carbon dioxide level in the atmosphere has escalated. Hence, it to actively think of alternative solutions on how to manage carbon dioxide that are often released from fuel consumption and petroleum production. One of the most discussed solutions is geol...

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Main Author:	Yussof, Muhammad Haziq
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2022
Subjects:	TP Chemical technology
Online Access:	http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/101723/1/MuhammadHaziqYussofMSChE2022.pdf.pdf
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spelling	my-utm-ep.1017232023-07-03T07:56:51Z Carbon dioxide storage site selection and assessment in the offshore region of malay basin 2022 Yussof, Muhammad Haziq TP Chemical technology For the past decades, the rise in concerns of carbon dioxide level in the atmosphere has escalated. Hence, it to actively think of alternative solutions on how to manage carbon dioxide that are often released from fuel consumption and petroleum production. One of the most discussed solutions is geological storage in depleted oil and gas reservoir. Hence, this study discusses the suitability of Malay Basin as a potential geological storage for carbon dioxide and storage capacity estimation by using Ogawa methods. The potential injection zone was identified and estimated Jerneh depleted gas field can store up to 150 MMton of carbon dioxidefor the sand Group D and E are main reservoirs (coastal plains) and shale in groups A and B are caprock (shallow marine deposits). Northern and Central Provinces of Malay Basin is found to be the most suitable subregion for carbon dioxide geological storage purpose due to abundant and enormous underdeveloped high contaminant field for injection of carbon dioxide rank down for priority. Site selection and characterization for CO2 storage in the offshore region of Malay Basin were carried out with reference to ISO 27914: 2017. Then Western Bujang and Jerneh gas field were selected for the potential CO2 storage sites because of high-ranking resulting from storage capacity and safety assessments. The study focused on characterization of geological complex of both sites to determine injection formations and, seal rocks and proceeded assessments of capacity and injectivity of the Bujang West saline aquifer. 2022 Thesis http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/101723/ http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/101723/1/MuhammadHaziqYussofMSChE2022.pdf.pdf application/pdf en public http://dms.library.utm.my:8080/vital/access/manager/Repository/vital:152174 masters Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Faculty of Engineering - School of Chemical & Energy Engineering
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spellingShingle	TP Chemical technology Yussof, Muhammad Haziq Carbon dioxide storage site selection and assessment in the offshore region of malay basin
description	For the past decades, the rise in concerns of carbon dioxide level in the atmosphere has escalated. Hence, it to actively think of alternative solutions on how to manage carbon dioxide that are often released from fuel consumption and petroleum production. One of the most discussed solutions is geological storage in depleted oil and gas reservoir. Hence, this study discusses the suitability of Malay Basin as a potential geological storage for carbon dioxide and storage capacity estimation by using Ogawa methods. The potential injection zone was identified and estimated Jerneh depleted gas field can store up to 150 MMton of carbon dioxidefor the sand Group D and E are main reservoirs (coastal plains) and shale in groups A and B are caprock (shallow marine deposits). Northern and Central Provinces of Malay Basin is found to be the most suitable subregion for carbon dioxide geological storage purpose due to abundant and enormous underdeveloped high contaminant field for injection of carbon dioxide rank down for priority. Site selection and characterization for CO2 storage in the offshore region of Malay Basin were carried out with reference to ISO 27914: 2017. Then Western Bujang and Jerneh gas field were selected for the potential CO2 storage sites because of high-ranking resulting from storage capacity and safety assessments. The study focused on characterization of geological complex of both sites to determine injection formations and, seal rocks and proceeded assessments of capacity and injectivity of the Bujang West saline aquifer.
format	Thesis
qualification_level	Master's degree
author	Yussof, Muhammad Haziq
author_facet	Yussof, Muhammad Haziq
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title	Carbon dioxide storage site selection and assessment in the offshore region of malay basin
title_short	Carbon dioxide storage site selection and assessment in the offshore region of malay basin
title_full	Carbon dioxide storage site selection and assessment in the offshore region of malay basin
title_fullStr	Carbon dioxide storage site selection and assessment in the offshore region of malay basin
title_full_unstemmed	Carbon dioxide storage site selection and assessment in the offshore region of malay basin
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granting_institution	Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
granting_department	Faculty of Engineering - School of Chemical & Energy Engineering
publishDate	2022
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