ICEGT 201 66

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ICEGT 201 66

1sstt International Conference on Energy Geotechnics
ICEGT 2016
29 - 31 August 2016, Kiel, Germany
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ISSMGE TC308 on Energy Geotechnics
Programme
www.icegt-2016.de
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ICEGT 2016 - 1st International Conference on Energy Geotechnics
29 – 31 August 2016, Kiel, Germany
Welcome
The ISSMGE TC308 on Energy Geotechnics is pleased to welcome you to the 1st
International Conference on Energy Geotechnics, ICEGT 2016, to be held in Kiel (Germany)
from 29th to 31st August 2016.
With the increasing energy demand and climate change implications, the development of
sustainable energy systems based on integrated schemes of energy production, transport,
and transfer as well as energy storage is of utmost importance. This issue is of increasing
interest to the research field of geotechnical engineering. The core of this young research
area focuses on new developments and solutions for civil, environmental, and industrial
applications.
With the establishment of the International Conference on Energy Geotechnics, which will be
hosted at Kiel University with participants from over 26 countries and a total of 116 oral and
poster presentations, we want to provide a platform for interaction and communication
among academic and non-academic parties from different research areas.
Kiel offers various research institutions in and around this research field and is an excellent
location for international research exchange. Besides, Kiel is a traditional harbor city located
at the Baltic Sea and offers a nice touristic, natural, and friendly environment.
We aspire to host an event that will strengthen the unity between academics and
practitioners working in fields related to energy geotechnics from all over the world. We hope
to see you in Kiel in 2016 to celebrate together this great event.
Frank Wuttke
Chairman of the ICEGT 2016
Head of Geomechanics and Geotechnics
Kiel University
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International Advisory Board
Tony Amis (UK)
Fernando Pardo (Spain)
Malek Bouazza (Australia)
Jean-Michel Pereira (France)
Leonardo Cabral (Brazil)
Enrique Romero (Spain)
Gye-Chun Cho (Korea)
Marcelo Sánchez (US)
Yu-Jun Cui (France-China)
Tom Schanz (Germany)
Pierre Delage (France)
Kenichi Soga (UK)
Antonio Gens (Spain)
J. Carlos Santamarina (US)
Leonardo Guimaraes (Brazil)
Anh Minh Tang (France)
Jacco Haasnoot (Netherlands)
Hywel Thomas (UK)
Tomasz Hueckel (US)
Ivan Verdugo (Colombia)
Lyesse Laloui (Switzerland)
Thomas Vienken (Germany)
M. R. Lakshmikantha (Spain)
Peter Bourne-Webb (Portugal)
John McCartney (US)
Frank Wuttke (Germany)
Guillermo Narsilio (Australia)
Tae Sup Yun (Korea)
Duncan Nicholson (UK)
Dietmar Adam (Austria)
Guney Olgun (US)
National Technical Program Committee
Frank Wuttke, Kiel University, Germany
Sebastian Bauer, Kiel University, Germany
Andreas Dahmke, Kiel University, Germany
Tom Schanz, RU Bochum, Germany
Rolf Katzenbach, TU Darmstadt, Germany
Ernst Huenges, GFZ Potsdam, Germany
Olaf Kolditz, UFZ Leipzig, Germany
Stavros Savidis, TU Berlin, Germany
Dietmar Adam, TU Wien, Austria
Conference Organization and Technical Enquiries
Henok Hailemariam, Hem Motra and Frank Wuttke
Geomechanics and Geotechnics, Kiel University, Germany
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Session Chairs and Minisymposia Organizers
Energy geo-storage and geo-structures
John McCartney (University of California San Diego, US)
Fleur Loveridge (University of Southampton, UK)
Shallow and deep subsurface geo-thermal systems
Guillermo Narsilio (University of Melbourne, Australia)
Geotechnical challenges of energy infra-structures
Jelke Dijkstra (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden)
Experimental studies and material design in energy geotechnics
Ivo Herle (Technische Universität Dresden, Germany)
THMC behaviour of geomaterials
Pierre Delage (Ecole des ponts ParisTech, France)
Numerical methods and algorithms in energy geotechnics
Evan Passaris (Atkins Limited, UK)
Natural and hydraulic fractured reservoirs
Tae-Hyuk Kwon (KAIST, South Korea)
Minsu Cha (Texas A&M University, US)
Minisymposium thermo-active foundations, tunnels and earth-coupled structures
Dietmar Adam (TU Wien, Austria)
Malek Bouazza (Monash University, Australia)
Minisymposium geomechanical characterization and modeling of hydrate bearing sediments
Marcelo Sánchez (Texas A&M University, US)
Christian Deusner (GEOMAR, Germany)
Minisymposium trends and challenges in energy geotechnical storage systems and materials
David M.J. Smeulders (Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands)
Sebastian Bauer (Kiel University, Germany)
Frank Wuttke (Kiel University, Germany)
Minisymposium shallow geothermal systems
Robert Charlier (Université de Liège, Belgium)
Bertrand François (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium)
Minisymposium geotechnics risk and items for underground nuclear power plants
Pierre Duffaut (French Committee on Rock Mechanics, France)
Minisymposium geotechnics for nuclear waste disposal
Enrique Romero (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya UPC, Spain)
Xiangling Li (European Underground Research Infrastructure for Disposal of Nuclear Waste In Clay
Environment EIG EURIDICE, Belgium)
Paul Marschall (Nationale Genossenschaft für die Lagerung Radioaktiver Abfälle NAGRA,
Switzerland)
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List of Reviewers
Malek Bouazza
Enrique Romero
Dietmar Adam
Pierre Duffaut
Christian Deusner
Paul Marschall
Marcelo Sánchez
Xiangling Li
Sebastian Bauer
Henok Hailemariam
Frank Wuttke
Zarghaam H. Rizvi
Robert Charlier
Dinesh Shrestha
Bertrand François
Amir S. Sattari
David M.J. Smeulders
Official Language
The official language of the ICEGT 2016 is English.
Venue
ICEGT 2016 will be held at the Auditorium Maximum (Audimax) of Kiel University, located in
a fashionable and exclusive area of the city with access to all major tourist attractions and
good connection with domestic and international roadways.
© Jürgen Haacks/Uni Kiel
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Address:
Auditorium Maximum (Audimax) of Kiel University
Christian-Albrechts-Platz, 24118 Kiel, Germany
© Jürgen Haacks/Uni Kiel
Arrival from Hamburg Airport to the Conference Venue:
Upon arrival at Hamburg Airport,
you can find the shuttle ‘Kielius’
(green and yellow bus) in front of
Hamburg Airport building, between
Terminals 1 and 2. The shuttle
travels usually once per hour and a
one-way ticket costs about 20
Euros. You can buy a ticket directly
from the Kielius bus driver
(roundtrip ticket is cheaper than two
one-way tickets). The terminal stop
of the Kielius bus upon arrival in
Kiel is at Kiel Central Bus Station,
which is close to Kiel Central Train
Station. From there you can take a
taxi or bus numbers 60s, 61, 62, 81
or 91 to get to the conference
venue. (image © Uni Kiel)
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Plan of Audimax:
Ground Floor
Foyer
First Floor
Second Floor
© Uni Kiel
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Gala Dinner
The ICEGT 2016 Gala Dinner will
be held at the Hotel Kieler Yacht
Club, with a spectacular view in to
the Kieler Förde along with a
terrace and a polished bar/lounge,
and
serving
German
and
international cuisine.
© Kieler Yacht-Club
Address: Kiellinie 70, 24105 Kiel,
Germany
Registration Fees
10 May - 26 August 2016 and onsite
ISSMGE/TC308 member
Early-bird registration (10 May - 05 June 2016)
Standard registration (05 June - 26 August 2016)
Student registration
€ 500
Closed
€ 550
€ 350
Conference Proceeding Publication
The peer reviewed technical papers and keynote lectures submitted to the ICEGT 2016 will
be published by Balkema CRC Press in a conference proceedings book (in hardbound + an
identical CD-ROM format).
Program Overview
Sunday 28th August 2016
Welcome & Ice breaker at GEOMAR/Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research (17:00 – 19:30):
 Welcome and ice breaker
 Welcome Lecture: Marine
gas hydrates: From
microstructure to field-scale
processes by Matthias
Haeckel, Klaus Wallmann
 GEOMAR lab. guided tour
Buses will depart from the conference
venue to GEOMAR at 16:30.
© GEOMAR
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Monday 29th August 2016
9:00 – 9:45
Inauguration ceremony
9:45 – 10:45
Keynote lecture by J. Carlos Santamarina
10:45 – 11:00
Coffee break
11:00 – 12:00
Keynote lecture by Kenichi Soga
12:00 – 13:00
Lunch break
13:00 – 14:00
Keynote lecture by Antonio Gens
14:00 – 15:30
Minisymposium:
Geomechanical
characterization and modeling
of hydrate bearing sediments
Coffee break
15:30– 15:45
15:45 – 17:15
17:30 – 18:45
Session: Energy geo-storage and geostructures
Session: Shallow and deep
subsurface geo-thermal
systems
Minisymposium:
Session: Energy geoTrends and
storage and geochallenges in energy
structures
geotechnical storage
continued…
systems and materials
TC 308 “Energy Geotechnics” meeting
Color Notation
CAP 2 - Hörsaal C
Frederik-Paulsen-Hörsaal
CAP 2 - Hörsaal A
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Tuesday 30th August 2016
9:00 –10:00
Keynote lecture by Lyesse Laloui
10:00 – 10:15
Coffee break
10:15 – 11:00
Keynote lecture by Olaf Kolditz
11:00 – 12:30
Session: Geotechnical challenges of
energy infra-structures
Session: Experimental studies and
material design in energy geotechnics
12:30 – 13:30
Lunch break
13:30 – 14:30
Keynote lecture by Tomasz Hueckel
14:30 – 16:00
Session: THMC behaviour of
geomaterials
16:00 – 16:15
16:15 – 17:45
19:30 – 22:30
Session: Numerical methods and
algorithms in energy geotechnics
Coffee break
Minisymposium: Shallow geothermal
systems
Minisymposium: Thermo-active
foundations, tunnels and earthcoupled structures
Gala dinner – Hotel Kieler Yacht-Club
Kiellinie 70, 24105 Kiel, Germany
Color Notation
CAP 2 - Hörsaal C
CAP 2 - Hörsaal A
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Wednesday 31st August 2016
9:00 –10:00
Keynote lecture by Marcelo Sánchez
10:00 – 10:15
Coffee break
10:15 – 11:00
Keynote lecture by Sebastian Bauer
11:00 – 12:30
Poster session - Audimax Foyer
12:30 – 13:30
Lunch break
13:30 – 14:30
Keynote lecture by Itai Einav
14:30 – 16:00
Session: Natural and hydraulic
fractured reservoirs
16:00 – 16:15
16:15 – 17:30
17:30 – 18:30
Minisymposium: Geotechnics risk and
items for underground nuclear power
plants with introduction by
Pierre Duffaut
Coffee break
Minisymposium: Geotechnics for
nuclear waste disposal
Minisymposium: UNPP
continued…
Concluding session and closing ceremony
Color Notation
CAP 2 - Hörsaal C
CAP 2 - Hörsaal A
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Thursday 1st September 2016
Post-Conference Events:
 Technical tours:
1. Option: Visit - CO2 Pilot storage site – Ketzin
2. Option: Visit - Offshore wind power site
3. Option: Visit - Site project of energy storage prototypes
All buses for the technical tours will depart from the conference venue at 07:00 AM.
 Sightseeing tours:
1. Option: The Kiel Canal and its locks
2. Option: Kiel city centre tour
3. Option: Kiel Town Hall tour
Meeting point for the sightseeing tours is infront of the conference venue at 09:00 AM.
© STIFTUNG OFFSHOREWINDENERGIE / Kiel-Marketing e.V
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Technical Tours Planned Schedule:
CO2 Pilot storage site – Ketzin, Germany
GFZ Pilotstandort Ketzin, Knoblaucher Chaussee,
14669 Ketzin, Germany
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Trip charge = Free
Status = 7 places available
- Departure from Kiel = 7:00
- Arrival in Ketzin = 11:30
- Stay in Ketzin (40 minutes presentation by GFZ on
CO2 storage facilities in Ketzin + 40 minutes guided
tour) = 11:30 to 14:00
- Departure from Ketzin = 14:00
- Arrival back in Kiel = 18:00
Site project of energy storage prototypes –
Wöhrden, Germany
Chausseestraße 12-16,
25797 Wöhrden, Germany
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o
Trip charge = Free
Status = Fully booked
Offshore wind power site –
Bremerhaven, Germany
H.-H.-Meier-Straße 6,
27568 Bremerhaven, Germany
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o
Trip charge = Free
Status = Fully booked
- Arrival in Bremerhaven = 11:00
- Stay in Bremerhaven (2 hours
presentation and guided tour of the
various offshore wind energy production
facilities in Bremerhaven and 1 hour visit
of Fraunhofer-Institut für Windenergie
und Energiesystemtechnik IWES) =
11:00 to 14:00
- Departure from Bremerhaven = 14:00
- Arrival in Wöhrden = 9:30
- Stay in Wöhrden (30 minutes presentation + 30
minutes guided tour of the energy storage facilities
in Wöhrden) = 10:00 to 12:00
- Departure from Wöhrden = 12:00
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Detailed Program
Monday 29th August 2016
9:00 – 9:45:
Inauguration ceremony
9:45 – 10:45:
The energy tera problem: needed geo-centered solutions
Keynote lecture by J. Carlos Santamarina
10:45 – 11:00:
11:00 – 12:00:
12:00 – 13:00:
Coffee break
Potential of district-scale geothermal energy in urban cities
Keynote lecture by Kenichi Soga
Lunch break
The evolution of engineered barriers for nuclear waste during the transition
13:00 – 14:00: period
Keynote lecture by Antonio Gens
14:00 – 15:30: Minisymposium: Geomechanical characterization and modeling of hydrate
(10+2 min.
bearing sediments
Each)
The role of high-pressure flow-through experiments for evaluating the
mechanical behaviour of gas hydrate-bearing soils
C. Deusner, E. Kossel, N. Bigalke, M. Haeckel, S. Gupta, M. Freise, H.
Anbergen & T. Wille
Influence particle size on strength of gas hydrate cemented granular
materials
B.N. Madhusudhan & C.R.I. Clayton
Sand production modeling of the 2013 Nankai offshore gas production test
S. Uchida, A. Klar & K. Yamamoto
A small pore size effect on dissociation behavior of gas hydrates in finegrained sediments
T. Park, H-S. Kim & T-H. Kwon
Experimental and numerical studies on geomechanical behavior of various
gas hydrate-bearing sediments in China
X.G. Xie, Y.F. Leung, S. Uchida, J.S. Lu, D.L. Li & D.Q. Liang
Predicting deformation of MHBS during hydrate dissociation using a statedependent critical state model
J. Shen, C.F. Chiu , G.H. Lei, J. Xu & C.W.W. Ng
Composite model to reproduce the mechanical behaviour of Methane
Hydrate Bearing Sediments
M. De La Fuente, J. Vaunat & H. Marín-Moreno
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14:00 – 15:30:
(13+2 min.
Each)
15:30 – 15:45:
15:45 – 17:15:
(8+2 min.
Each)
Session: Energy geo-storage and geo-structures
Thermomechanical properties of a new small-scale reinforced concrete
thermo-active pile for centrifuge testing
A. Minto, A.K. Leung, D. Vitali & J.A. Knappett
Monitoring elastic parameter changes in the vicinity of salt caverns due to
cyclic loading by seismic waveform inversion
D. Köhn, D. De Nil, S.A. al Hagrey, W. Rabbel, K. Khaledi, D. König & T.
Schanz
Deep geothermal energy wells based on artificial large area fractures
J. Frankovská, M. Ondrášik & Ch. Källberg
Thermo-hydro-mechanical analysis of subsurface cement-based heat stores
X-Y. Miao, C. Beyer, U-J. Görke, O. Kolditz & T. Nagel
Differences and challenges in salt cavern design for hydrogen, air and
natural gas storage
M. Schlichtenmayer & M. Klafki
Effects of transient phenomena on the behaviour of thermo-active piles
K.A. Gawecka, D.M. Potts, D.M.G. Taborda, W. Cui & L. Zdravković
Coffee break
Session: Shallow and deep subsurface geo-thermal systems
The influence of natural convection on thermal performance of ground heat
exchangers
A. Bidarmaghz & G.A. Narsilio
Geological models as a tool for the planning of deep geothermal projects
F. Hese, K. Lademann, P. Offermann, A. Schaller & C. Thomsen
Effects of ground heat exchanger variable pipe separation in ground-source
heat pump systems
N. Makasis, G.A. Narsilio, A. Bidarmaghz & I.W. Johnston
Numerical study of the performance of energy diaphragm walls
D. Rammal, H. Mroueh, S. Burlon & M.E. Suryatriyastuti
Analysis of thermally induced mechanical interactions in energy pile groups
A.F. Rotta Loria & L. Laloui
Ground thermal response to borehole ground heat exchangers
O. Mikhaylova, I.W. Johnston & G.A. Narsilio
Effect of moisture migration on the thermal conductivity of a geothermal well
seal
C. Walton-Macaulay, J.C. Evans & L. Daher
Heat content in soil-borehole thermal energy systems in the vadose zone
T. Başer, Y. Dong & J.S. McCartney
Advanced shallow geothermal systems: temperature induced cracking of
backfill materials and system hydraulic conductivity
H. Anbergen, W. Rühaak, I. Sass & J. Frank
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15:45 – 17:15: Minisymposium: Trends and challenges in energy geotechnical storage
(13+2 min.
systems and materials
Each)
Probabilistic analysis of a rock salt cavern with application to energy storage
systems, using subset simulation methodology
E. Mahmoudi, K. Khaledi, D. König & T. Schanz
Effect of degree of saturation on thermal conductivity of CLSM used for a
horizontal ground coupled heat pump system
T.M. Do, Y.S. Kim, C.H. Lee & M.Q. Dang
Evaluation of temperature controlled oedometer test apparatus
Y. Li, M. Karstunen, M.Karlsson & J. Dijkstra
Numerical modelling the cyclic behaviour of rock material in the context of
underground pumped storage hydroelectricity
B. Cerfontaine, F. Collin & R. Charlier
A small geothermal project of low enthalpy in Bío Bío sand
V. Hernández, D. Böttcher & F.A. Villalobos
Thermochemical materials and encapsulation for high-density heat storage
D.M.J. Smeulders
15:45 – 17:15: Session: Energy geo-storage and geo-structures
(10+2 min.
continued…
Each)
Determining the maximum operating pressure of gas storage caverns as
function of the horizontal in situ geostatic stress
E. Passaris & M. Clemente
Thermo-mechanical behaviour of energy pile in underground railway
construction site
M. Adinolfi, A. Mauro, R.M.S. Maiorano, N. Massarotti & S. Aversa
Subsurface energy storage: Parameterisation and scenario simulations for
sustainable subsurface spatial planning
A. Kabuth, S. Bauer & A. Dahmke
Hydraulic and thermal impacts on porous formations by operating large
scale compressed air energy storage
B. Wang, W.T. Pfeiffer, D. Li & S. Bauer
Induced hydraulic, thermal and chemical effects during a porous media
hydrogen storage operation
W.T. Pfeiffer, D. Li, C. Beyer & S. Bauer
Efficient numerical simulation of borehole thermal energy storage
S. Bauer, A. Boockmeyer & J.O. Delfs
Numerical study of bearing capacity and consolidation settlement of energy
piles in fine-grained soils
M. Khodaparast, M.A. Kiani & H. Bayesteh
17:30 – 18:45: TC 308 “Energy Geotechnics” meeting
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Tuesday 30th August 2016
9:00 –10:00:
10:00 – 10:15:
Analysis of the vertical deformation of energy pile groups
Keynote lecture by Lyesse Laloui
Coffee break
Thermo-hydro-mechanical chemical processes in fractured porous media:
10:15 – 11:00: modelling and benchmarking initiatives
Keynote lecture by Olaf Kolditz
11:00 – 12:30:
(13+2 min.
Session: Geotechnical challenges of energy infra-structures
Each)
Innovative deep-mixing methods for oil & gas applications
G. Spagnoli, D. Bellato, P. Doherty & G. Murphy
A comparative study of wind farm potential in shallow-waters in Brazil and
Scotland
G. Alves & S.B. Mickovski
A new backfill material enhancing axial bedding of district heating pipes
B. Wagner & T. Neidhart
Assessment of geothermal snow-melting system used in cold region area
I-H. Ho & M. Dickson
Difficult Behavior of young continental “Loess – like” clayey soil deposits of
mud-volcanogenetic heritage in Azerbaijan
E.E. Vicente, A.M. Krumb & F. Ulbricht
Wind farm development and the use of geogrid-stabilised unbound
platforms and floating access roads on soft ground
M.A. Horton, T.L.H Oliver & J. Cook
11:00 – 12:30:
(10+2 min.
Each)
Session: Experimental studies and material design in energy geotechnics
Development of laboratory system for cryogenic fracturing study
M. Cha, N.B. Alqahtani, B. Yao, X. Yin, Y.S. Wu & T.J. Kneafsey
Steady state vs transient thermal conductivity of soils
H. Hailemariam, D. Shrestha & F. Wuttke
Determination of time-dependent undrained shear strength of mining landfill
M. Uhlig, I. Herle & C. Karcher
Enhancement of Soil thermal conductivity in dry condition
D. Shrestha, H. Hailemariam & F. Wuttke
Heat energy recovery from waste water in the Glasgow Subway system
N. Hytiris, K. Ninikas, R. Emmanuel & P. L. Younger
Bearing capacity and settlement of raft-pile foundations under cyclic loading
I.T. Mirsayapov & M.I. Shakirov
Calculation model of foundation base settlement at the static and cyclic
regime loading
I.T. Mirsayapov, I.V. Koroleva & D.D. Sabirzyanov
12:30 – 13:30:
Lunch break
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Coupled chemo-mechanics: a comprehensive process modeling for Energy
13:30 – 14:30: Geotechnics
Keynote lecture by Tomasz Hueckel
14:30 – 16:00:
Session: THMC behaviour of geomaterials
(9+2 min.
Each)
Thermal-hydraulic modelling a Canadian deep geological repository
P. Abootalebi & G.A. Siemens
Behaviour of kaolinite and bentonite at elevated and lowered temperatures
T. Ring, C. Leo & S. Liyanapathirana
Analysis of cement-based thermal energy storages considering natural
convection
Experimental and constitutive study of the thermo-mechanical behavior of
an oil sand
M. Mohamadi, E. Piotrowska & R.G. Wan
Effect of temperature and pressure on mechanical behavior of rock salt in
underground storage caverns
K. Khaledi, E. Mahmoudi, D. König & T. Schanz
Regional-scale assessment of fault reactivation during underground coal
gasification by coupled 3D thermo-mechanical modelling
C. Otto, T. Kempka, K. Kapusta & K. Stańczyk
A laboratory investigation on the thermo-mechanical behaviour of thermal
piles in sand
A. Rafiei, C. Arya, S.W. James, R.G. Correia & R. Fuentes
Temperature dependence of elastic P- and S-wave properties of rocks:
applications to geothermal reservoir evaluation
H. B. Motra & F. Wuttke
14:30 – 16:00:
(9+2 min.
Each)
Session: Numerical methods and algorithms in energy geotechnics
Inverse-volume pore pressure projection technique for the coupling of
reservoir flow and geomechanics simulators
P.E. Vargas, N.A. González, C.N. Mena Paz, M. de Bayser, P.W. Bryant,
J.M. Segura & M.R. Lakshmikantha
Axisymmetric transient modelling of a suction caisson in sand: a numerical
study
B. Cerfontaine, F. Collin & R. Charlier
Modelling the environmental impact of underground coal gasification
B.D. Roullier, P.A. Langston & X. Li
Stability analysis of large diameter boreholes using finite element modelling
C. Morris, A. Cardoso & S. Raymackers
Thermo-mechanical hypoplastic interface model for fine-grained soils
H. Stutz, D. Mašín, F. Wuttke & B. Prädel
A novel cavity expansion‐based analytical tool and its potential application
for energy pile foundation
H. Zhou, G. Kong, H. Liu, Y. Wu & G. Li
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Numerical analysis of heat conduction in granular geo-material using Lattice
Element Method
Z.H. Rizvi, A.S. Sattari & F. Wuttke
Calibration of capillary pressure of pore network by Lattice Boltzmann
Method
D.H. Kang, H.S. Suh, T.S. Yun & K.Y. Kim
16:00 – 16:15:
Coffee break
16:15 – 17:45:
(9+2 min.
Each)
Minisymposium: Shallow geothermal systems
Shallow geothermal systems – geophysical support for geothermal planning
maps
R. Kirsch, A. Wolf, K. Baezner, C. Thomsen & H. Wiederhold
Validation of a numerical model for the design of borehole heat exchangers
in the presence of groundwater flow
J. Van Steenwinkel, D. Simpson, M. Degros, W. Vienne, G. Van Lysebetten
& M. Müller-Petke
Fiber-optic temperature measurements in closed-loop geothermal systems:
a case study in heterogeneous bedrock
G. Radioti, S. Delvoie, K. Sartor, F. Nguyen & R. Charlier
Temperature distribution in the vicinity of a borehole heat exchanger for
intermittent heat extraction: An analytical solution
S. Erol & B. François
Use underground reservoir in Taipei Basin as cooling source for air
conditioners
H. J. Liao & C. Kuo
Cyclic loading effects on soil-energy pile interaction
S. Xiao, M.T. Suleiman, R. Elzeiny & M.J. Al-Khawaja
Benefits and optimisation of district hybrid ground source heat pump
systems
O. Mikhaylova, R. Choudhary, K. Soga & I.W. Johnston
Impacts of seasonal borehole thermal energy storage on TCE source zone
emission and biodegradation in groundwater
C. Beyer, S. Popp, A. Dahmke & S. Bauer
16:15 – 17:45: Minisymposium: Thermo-active foundations, tunnels and earth-coupled
(9+2 min.
structures
Each)
Thermo–mechanical finite element analyses of energy walls
D. Sterpi & L. Mauri
Lessons learned from mechanical monitoring of a thermoactive pile
J. Habert, M. El'Mejahed & J.B. Bernard
Effect of forced thermal recharging on the thermal behaviour of a field scale
geothermal energy pile
M. Faizal & A. Bouazza
Numerical investigation of the mechanical behavior of single energy piles
and energy pile groups
C. Tsetoulidis, A. Naskos & K. Georgiadis
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Thermo-mechanical behaviour of small scale energy pile in dry sand
V.T. Nguyen, A.M. Tang & J.M. Pereira
Long term monitoring of CFA energy pile schemes in the UK
F.A. Loveridge, W. Powrie, T. Amis, M. Wischy & J. Kiauk
Numerical analysis of thermal cycling during a multi-stage energy pile
thermal response test
F. Cecinato, R. Piglialepre, F. Loveridge & D. Nicholson
An investigation of the potential thermal energy of geothermal tunnels with
focus on a case study in Stuttgart, Germany
P. Buhmann, B. Westrich, C. Moormann, A. Bidarmaghz & G. Narsilio
19:30 – 22:30
Gala dinner – Hotel Kieler Yacht-Club
Wednesday 31st August 2016
9:00 –10:00:
10:00 – 10:15:
Geomechanical and numerical modeling of gas hydrate sediments
Keynote lecture by Marcelo Sánchez
Coffee break
Subsurface energy storage: determining impacts of heat or gas storage in
10:15 – 11:00: the subsurface
Keynote lecture by Sebastian Bauer
11:00 – 12:30: Poster session - Audimax Foyer
A new software collection for 3D processing of X-ray CT images
S. Chauhan, W. Rühaak, I. Sass, H. Anbergen, A. Kabdenov, M. Freise & T.
Wille
Determination of interface temperatures at scaled borehole heat exchanger
physical models using distributed temperature sensing
K.S.O. Seibertz, T. Vienken, H. Shao, P. Dietrich & F. Händel
Thermo-hydraulic coupled modelling: analysis of thermal enhanced backfill
structures and materials for near-shore power cables
K. Sembdner, H. Anbergen & F. Wuttke
Potential of Nano Material (SiC) for improving the thermal properties of
sand
Z.H. Rizvi, K. Sembdner, A.S. Sattari & F. Wuttke
CTE analysis of saturated cement-based sensible heat storage materials
Static Analysis of Mansa Devi Hill Landslide using Flac3d
S. Islam & Z.H. Rizvi
X-ray computed microtomography use for Polish reservoir rocks
characterization
M. Maksimczuk, Ł. Kaczmarek & T. Wejrzanowski
12:30 – 13:30:
Lunch break
19
13:30 – 14:30:
An ab-initio approach to energy recovery from geothermal systems
Keynote lecture by Itai Einav
14:30 – 16:00:
(8+2 min.
Each)
Session: Natural and hydraulic fractured reservoirs
Studying cryogenic fracturing process using transparent specimens
M. Cha, N.B. Alqahtani, B. Yao, L. Wang, X. Yin, Y.S. Wu & T.J. Kneafsey
Interactions between hydraulic fracture and interfaces in layered formations
S.M. Ham, T. Kwon & Y.J. Sim
A parametric sensitivity study on CO2 injection in deep saline aquifers
accounting for hydro-mechanical microfracturing
A.B. Tatomir, I. Tomac & M. Sauter
Experimental study of proppant particle-particle interaction micromechanics
during flow and transport in the fracture
I. Tomac & L. Luo
Modeling of discrete intersecting discontinuities in rock mass using
XFEM/Level set approach
K.C. Das, S.S. Sandha, E. Rodrigues, U. Mello, I. Carol, P.E. Vargas, N.A.
González, J.M. SeguraSerra & M.R. Lakshmikantha
DEM modelling of hydraulic fracturing in fractured shale formation: effect of
inherent anisotropy and induced anisotropy
K. Duan & C.Y. Kwok
Comparison of discrete and equivalent continuum approaches to simulate
the mechanical behavior of jointed rock masses
N.A. González, P.E. Vargas, I. Carol, K.C. Das, S.S. Sandha, E. Rodrigues,
U. Mello, J.M. Segura & M.R. Lakshmikantha
X-ray computed microtomography use for reservoir rocks characterization
Ł. Kaczmarek & T. Wejrzanowski
Microrestivity and microtomography rock image processing of exploration
borehole for fractures recognition
Ł. Kaczmarek
14:30 – 16:00:
Minisymposium: Geotechnics risk and items for underground nuclear power
plants with introduction by Pierre Duffaut
Underground Nuclear Power Plants
P. Duffaut
Why do nuclear engineers refuse to consider the concept of underground
power plants?
D. De Bruyn & P. Duffaut
Underground Nuclear Power Plants – a Realistic Option?
Varun, C. Fairhurst, M. Pierce, H. Lagger & P. Duffaut
16:00 – 16:15:
Coffee break
20
16:15 – 17:30:
(8+2 min.
Each)
Minisymposium: Geotechnics for nuclear waste disposal
An analytical study of PRACLAY Heater test
G.J. Chen, L. Yu & X.L. Li
Experimental study of thermal effects on clay rock for deep disposal of
radioactive waste
C-L. Zhang
Temperature impact on the creep behaviour of compacted illitic clay
N. Jarad, O. Cuisinier & F. Masrouri
Impact of temperature variation on pressuremeter test parameters in
compacted soils
A. Boukelia, H. Eslami, S. Rosin-Paumier & F. Masrouri
Clay-water interactions in swelling claystones: the case of the CallovoOxfordian claystone
H. Menaceur, P. Delage, A.M. Tang & J. Talandier
Air injection tests in two argillaceous rock formations: experimental results
and modelling
L. Gonzalez-Blanco, E. Romero, X. Li, X. Sillen, P. Marschall & C. Jommi
Water retention behaviour of compacted bentonites: experimental
observations and constitutive model
A-C. Dieudonne, C. Gatabin, J. Talandier, F. Collin & R. Charlier
17:30 – 18:30
Concluding session and closing ceremony
21
Sponsors and Exhibitors
Organizing Institution
Organizing Association
Supporting Authority
Kiel University, Germany
ISSMGE TC 308 on Energy Geotechnics
WTSH, Germany
Sponsors and Exhibitors
Fugro Consult GmbH, Germany
APS GmbH, Germany
TPH Bausysteme GmbH, Germany
FuE-Zentrum FH Kiel GmbH, Germany
SCHEER Heizsysteme & Produktionstechnik GmbH, Germany
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