Characteristics of transported CO2 Sample Clauses

Characteristics of transported CO2. Description: Characteristics of the transported CO2 should be stated (both inlet and outlet since the characteristics may change because of integrated networks). In operational phase these characteristics should be monitored since this may change during time. Is single pipeline used or is it planned for integrated networks (e.g., use of trunk lines). If trunk lines are used, how is the CO2 composition from the different sources monitored. If a pipeline is later to become part of an integrated network with several CO2-sources as well as several CO2- sinks (including possibly enhanced oil recovery), it is important to know the CO2-specification from the different sources in order to avoid undesirable cross-effects. The specifications to enter the pipeline will be set by the trunk pipeline. Purpose: Information relevant for building competence in industry on pipeline transport of CO2. This information is also relevant for other CCS or EOR projects in Alberta, mainly for planning purposes. Reporting Requirements: Quantitative Qualitative Data/Information Knowledge During Design Reports from basic and detailed design should include, but not limited, to the following: - flow (volumetric or mass) - temperature (oC) - pressure (bar) - composition (% by volume) including CO2 and impurities - water content (specified in terms of parts per million on mass bases ppm) - fluctuations of composition over time due to new sources or change in operational process or due to several sources (cross effects of e.g., impurities) - composition ranges (specifically for trunk pipelines) - changes through pump stations, characteristics of the stream through these systems - additional chemicals used in the CO2 composition (inhibitors, other chemicals) - internal corrosion control (e.g., off-spec operations may occur and the likelihood of such events should be evaluated as part of the system design) After start-up (operation) Deviations and changes from detailed design and changes in characteristics during operation and/or after commissioning. Annual reports on the following: - commissioning (filling of CO2) - operation - maintenance - inspection and repair - impact on CO2 characteristics - range during the year - impact on operations Data capture frequency Daily Recipients Documents The information contained within the following documents are expected to address some of the requirements of this section: - 248 Pipeline Flow and Flow Assurance Report - 240 Integrated Production System ...
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