COM2 injection with eco2m eos
I have not been able to find any documentation on how brine injection is handled when using eco2m. NaCl is COM2 in the GENER block. I would assume that salt mass fraction of the brine would be part of determining the correct mass injection rate in this case, for example: 0.1 mass fraction salt would mean that an injection rate of 1 kg/s brine at a node should be modeled as 0.1 kg/s of COM2? But this is not documented anywhere that I can find and would like some clarification if possible, also with regards to handling P/T conditions and injectate properties. I'm using eco2m because of the need for simultaneous CO2 injection elsewhere in the grid. If anyone has some insight it would be appreciated!
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I received an answer to this from a colleague: unlike eos7, in eco2m use two separate GENER blocks for each brine injection node, one for h2o and one for nacl. This seems obvious now in retrospect