Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) in geological formations is a prominent solution for
reducing anthropogenic carbon emissions and mitigating climate change. The capillary …

In this study, effects of injecting gas temperature and pressure on oil recovery factor (RF) of
shale oil reservoirs were investigated by implementing cyclic cold carbon dioxide (CO 2) …

Recent laboratory studies have proposed carbonate mineral dissolution as a main
mechanism for fines migration during CO 2 injection. However, existing mathematical …

The water contact angle in a system of brine (20 wt% CaCl2) and CO2 was measured on a
smooth dolomite surface [root mean square (RMS) surface roughness of 45 nm] with both …

Stearic acid is an example of a carboxylic compound naturally present in geological
formations (deep saline aquifers and depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs), which renders the …

Carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration is a technique to store CO2 into an underground
formation. CO2 can cause a severe reaction with the underground formation and injection …

Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) methods considering the injection of seawater and CO 2 have
been widely investigated and applied in the Brazilian pre-salt fields. The high availability of …

Carbon dioxide (CO 2) injection in carbonate formations causes a reduction in the well
injectivity caused by precipitation of the reaction products between CO 2, rock, and brine …

This paper presents the analytics of physics-driven big data in reservoir hydrodynamic
simulation and parameter optimization for EOR projects in Daqing oilfield. An application …

In a quest to reduce the greenhouse gasses, geologic sequestration of carbon dioxide
(CO2) in an underground hydrocarbon rock formation or aquifer is one of the most promising …