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As part of the carbon capture and storage (CCS) process, pipeline transportation is the safest and most economic option for delivering captured CO2 to a storage site. However, in the event of pipeline rupture an enormous mass of CO2 may be released very rapidly, presenting several risks to the pipeline and surrounding population including the significantly increased risk of brittle fracture in the...
Running fractures in long-distance CO2 pipelines are considered catastrophic pipeline failures and can result in the rapid tearing of the pipeline for several hundred metres and the release of massive amounts of inventory within a short time. The prediction of inventory pressure response and phase transition in the event of accidental pipeline rupture is of paramount importance to determining fracture...
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