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Research on multi-factor optimization of underground laminated salt rock storage group based on orthogonal experimental design

JIA Chao,ZHANG Kai,ZHANG Qiang-yong,XU Kun   

  1. School of Civil and Hydraulic Engineering, Shandong University, Jinan 250061, China
  • Received:2013-02-28 Online:2014-06-10 Published:2014-06-20

Abstract: At present, there is a large-scale construction of salt rock storage groups in China. Many optimizable factors exist in the planning and design phase with different influencing magnitudes. The three main factors, i.e. the geometric distribution of ellipsoidal caves, the width of pillars and the position of the interlayer, are selected to be studied. The purpose of the research is to analyze the influence degree of the three factors and to determine the optimal storage group form. Three levels are set for each factor and nine text schemes are made based on the principle of orthogonal experimental design; and the related numerical simulation experiments are conducted. The improved experimental index of displacement and stress is chosen to evaluate laminated salt rock storage group. Using extreme difference analysis and variance analysis, the test results are analyzed in detail. The research results show: among the three factors, the position of the interlayer has the most significant influence, the width of pillars is in the second place and the geometric distribution of ellipsoidal caves is the third. The optimal storage group form: the angle of the adjacent caves is 60°, the width of pillars is 2.0D and the interlayer is distributed in upper 1/4H of the cavity.

Key words: the laminated salt rock storage group, multi-factor optimization, orthogonal experimental design, extreme difference analysis, variance analysis

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