The Simulation Study about the Impact of Groundwater Source Pump on Oil Station

Yan Cheng Han; Hong Ying Gu; Tong Qiang Peng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1092-1093.158

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The Simulation Study about the Impact of Groundwater Source Pump on Oil Station

Abstract:

Groundwater source pumps are popular recently in worldwide. More and more pumps have been built in city. It is well known that the heat recharged to ground aquifer from refrigeration and air-conditioning in summer will migrate along with groundwater flow. So it is worthy to study the problem such as whether it impact on the safety of oil station. This paper presents a model which use simulation the heat of groundwater pump migrate process to study the impact on oil station downstream. Through simulation the heat field diffusion procedure and temperature change are obtained. Results show that the recharged heat issued from summer groundwater source pump will spread for a long distance to oil-station with downstream flow, the temperature around oil-station rise significant. The heat may influence the safety of storage tank and oil station.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1092-1093)

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March 2015

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Yan Cheng Han*, Hong Ying Gu, Tong Qiang Peng

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Groundwater, Oil Station, Pump

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