Hydromechanical Aspects of CO2 Breakthrough into Clay-rich Caprock

Volume: 114, Pages: 3219 - 3228
Published: Jul 1, 2017
Abstract
Caprock formations are intended to prevent upwards carbon dioxide (CO2) migration to the surface during CO2 geological storage. Caprock interaction with CO2, as well as its potential consequences, requires to be predicted, and thus, need to be studied experimentally. Laboratory investigations of caprock behavior are complex due to its low permeability, and the scarcity of experimental studies involving high-pressure CO2 injection into caprock...
Paper Details
Title
Hydromechanical Aspects of CO2 Breakthrough into Clay-rich Caprock
Published Date
Jul 1, 2017
Volume
114
Pages
3219 - 3228
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