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Volume: 37 (1953)

Issue: 11. (November)

First Page: 2609

Last Page: 2610

Title: Formation of Salt Cavities for Storage of LP-Gas Products: ABSTRACT

Author(s): G. H. Lancaster

Article Type: Meeting abstract

Abstract:

Underground storage of LP-Gas in salt cavities has developed rapidly during the past 2 or 3

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years. Most of this storage is located in producing areas and additional storage is needed in market areas. Three basic requirements are needed for an effective underground salt-cavity storage project: (1) an adequate salt section; (2) fresh-Previous HitwaterNext Hit supply to wash out salt; and (3) disposal facilities for produced brine. The attached report briefly presents the Previous HitavailabilityTop and evaluation of each of these requirements as applied to the Stanolind Oil and Gas Company's underground storage project at the Stano Plant, Hugoton field, Kansas.

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