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This research aims to enhance understanding of seal performance around salt bodies for energy applications.

Session 20. Oral Presentation for: Hydrocarbons to hydrogen in salt basins: outcrop analogue evidence for seal behaviour at Enorama Diapir, Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park

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Randomized trial explores seal behavior for energy systems in salt basins, indicating key resilience features.

This research aims to enhance understanding of seal performance around salt bodies for energy applications.
Utilized an outcrop analogue from Enorama Diapir for geological analysis.
Conducted stratigraphic logs and lithofacies analysis over an 8 km exposure.
Interpreted the effects of salt movement on sedimentation and seal integrity.
Documented cycles of salt movement impacting seal formation and lithofacies distribution.
Identified evidence of active diapiric structures affecting the integrity of seals used in energy traps.
Presented calibrative data critical for assessing potential hydrogen and CO2 storage risks.

Rachelle Kernen (2026) studied this question.

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