Upon dissolution of carbon dioxide (CO 2) into deep saline aquifers, various chemical
reactions are likely to take place between dissolved CO 2 and reactants dissolved in the …

Carbon dioxide and hydrogen storage in geological formations at Gt scale are two promising
strategies toward net-zero carbon emissions. To date, investigations into underground …

Poor CO 2 displacement efficiency can exacerbate hydro-chemo-mechanically coupled
phenomena in CO 2 storage reservoirs, increase the area affected by CO 2 in the reservoir …

The modelling of natural convection in porous media is receiving increased interest due to
its significance in environmental and engineering problems. State-of-the-art simulations are …

Motivated by the process of convective mixing in porous media, here we study the formation
of rock-dissolution patterns that arise from geochemical reactions during Rayleigh–Bénard …

CO 2 dissolution is considered as one of the most promising mechanisms for trapping of free-
phase CO 2 into brine. It causes an increased density of the brine and initiation of …

Carbon dioxide (CO2) injected into a permeable rock stratum will be stored via four major
mechanisms,(1) bulk containment of the mobile supercritical phase CO2,(2) small-scale …

Dissolution trapping is one of the primary mechanisms of carbon dioxide (CO2) storage in a
geological formation. In this study, a numerical model was used to examine the impacts of …

Hydrodynamic instabilities at the interface between two partially miscible liquids impact
numerous applications, including CO2 sequestration in saline aquifers. We introduce here a …

The density-driven convection coupled with chemical reaction is the preferred mechanism
for permanently storing CO 2 in saline aquifers. This study uses a 2D visual Hele-Shaw cell …