Ísor- iceland geosurvey · concluding remarks. −liner and casing materials k55 and l 80 has been...
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Materials challenges for high temperature Geothermal wells
Materials for Geothermal Utilization
2016.
Outline: Case studies Well 5 in Nesjavellir Well 8 in Reykjanes Well 39 and IDDP-1 in Krafla European projects on Geothermal Wells GeoWell DeepEGS Concluding remarks
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Samples from casing materials.
− Well 5 in Nesjavellir
− Samples from well head above ground
− Well 8 at Reykjanes
− Samples from casing below ground
Hydrogen affected brittleness. Tensile testing of „J-55“ wellhead material after longer time use at Nesjavellir and Reykjanes, Iceland.
Transverse cracking of a tensile test
piece from the Nesjavellir wellhead. The
crack formation indicates that the steel is
affected by hydrogen.
Corrosion rate from IDDP- 1
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SAF 2507 254SMO SM2550 13Cr 316L K55 TN95 S235
mm/year 0.0014 0.0056 -0.0045 0.2482 0.0059 0.4186 0.3713 0.4777
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Corrosion rate: IDDP-1
− GeoWell funded by H2020
− Participation of Iceland, Norway, France, Holland and Germany.
− Duration March 2016 to February 2019
− Materials and Casing connections
− Flexible couplings
− Cladded materials
− Lower TRL (technology readiness level) than in DeepEGS
− Design and testing of materials and materials combinations
− New Supercritical equipment at wellhead
− Design and test new innovative Flexible Coupling.
− ISOR has applied for patent of basic principle of FC
GeoWell - Innovative materials and designs for long-life high-temperature geothermal wells
DeepEGS - Deep Enhanced Geothermal Systems for Sustainable Energy Business
− DeepEGS – funded by H2020
− Participation of Icelandic, France, Norway and German partners.
− Duration des 2015 to des 2019
− Material and casing connections
− Flexible couplings
− Cladded materials
− Higher TRL (technology than in GeoWell
− Prototypes – manufacturing perspective.
− Guidelines on technical and economical feasibility of materials and connections.
− Concluding remarks. − Liner and casing materials K55 and L 80 has been used for long
time in Icelandic geothermal wells.
− K55 and L 80 has shown to last in Icelandic non-acidic geothermal wells.
− Material problems occuring are stress and corrosion related.
− Stesses can be minimized with flexible couplings, Corrosion with materials that can withstand the environment conditions.
− Proper material choice has to take into consideration the geotermal conditions, economic validations and type of corrosion occuring/expecting.