Carlos Grima Olmedo

Dr. Carlos Grima Olmedo

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Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 April 2012 in Journal of Hazardous Materials
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Javier García TorrentJavier García Torrent
Javier García Torrent
Álvaro Ramírez-GómezÁlvaro Ramírez-Gómez
Álvaro Ramírez-Gómez
EQE. Querol-Aragón
E. Querol-Aragón
COCarlos Grima Olmedo
Carlos Grima Olmedo
LML. Medic-Pejic
L. Medic-Pejic

15 June 2022 in Applied Sciences
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LVLaura M Valle
Laura M Valle
COCarlos Grima Olmedo
Carlos Grima Olmedo
LUIS FELIPE MAZADIEGOLUIS FELIPE MAZADIEGO
LUIS FELIPE MAZADIEGO
AHAntonio Hurtado-Bezos
Antonio Hurtado-Bezos
SESonsoles Eguilior
Sonsoles Eguilior
RPRamón Rodríguez Pons-Esparver
Ramón Rodríguez Pons-Esparver
The Poza de la Sal diapir is a closed circular depression with Cretaceous Mesozoic materials, formed by gypsum, Keuper clays, and a large extension of salt in the center with intercalations of ophite. The low seismic activity of the area, the reduced permeability and porosity of the salt caverns, and the proximity to the Páramo de Poza wind park, make it a suitable place for the construction of a facility for underground storage of green hydrogen obtained from surplus wind power. The design of a cavern for hydrogen storage at a depth of 1000 m takes into account the differences in stresses, temperatures, and confining pressures involved in the salt deformation process. During the 8 months of the injection phase, 23.0 GWh can be stored in the form of hydrogen obtained from the wind energy surplus, to be used later in the extraction phase. The injection and extraction ratio must be developed under the conditions of geomechanical safety of the cavity, so as to minimize the risks to the environment and people, by conditioning the gas pressure inside the cavity to remain within a given range.

1 November 2018 in International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control
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LVLaura M Valle
Laura M Valle
RRR. Rodríguez
R. Rodríguez
COCarlos Grima Olmedo
Carlos Grima Olmedo
CMC. Martínez
C. Martínez

1 September 2016 in Heliyon
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COCarlos Grima Olmedo
Carlos Grima Olmedo
Álvaro Ramírez-GómezÁlvaro Ramírez-Gómez
Álvaro Ramírez-Gómez
DGD Gómez-Limón
D Gómez-Limón
CCC Clemente-Jul
C Clemente-Jul
Forestry waste (eucalyptus sp) was converted into activated carbon by initial flash pyrolysis followed carbonization and CO2 activation. These residues were obtained from a pilot plant in Spain that produces biofuel, the biochar represented 10-15% in weight. It was observed that the highest activation was achieved at a temperature of 800 °C, the specific surface increased with time but, on the contrary, high loss of matter was observed. At 600 °C, although there was an important increase of the specific surface and the volume of micropores, at this temperature it was observed that the activation time was not an influential parameter. Finally, at 400 °C it was observed that the activation process was not very significant. Assessing the average pore diameter it was found that the lowest value corresponded to the activation temperature of 600 °C, which indicated the development of microporosity. When the activation temperature increases up to 800 °C the pore diameter increased developing mesoporosity.

1 July 2015 in Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries
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NFNieves Fernandez-Anez
Nieves Fernandez-Anez
JTJavier Garcia Torrent
Javier Garcia Torrent
LPLjiljana Medic Pejic
Ljiljana Medic Pejic
COCarlos Grima Olmedo
Carlos Grima Olmedo

1 June 2018 in Journal of Hydrology
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JLJ.A. Luque-Espinar
J.A. Luque-Espinar
EPE. Pardo-Igúzquiza
E. Pardo-Igúzquiza
JGJuan Grima
Juan Grima
COCarlos Grima Olmedo
Carlos Grima Olmedo