Bolivia Vega

CT Imaging of Low-Permeability, Dual-Porosity Systems Using High X-ray Contrast Gas

Low-permeability, dual-porosity media such as coal and gas shale (i.e., mudstone) exhibit structural and chemical features across a range of scales spanning from tens of meters to nanometers. Characterization methods and efforts for these porous media are needed to understand gas in place, gas flow behavior, and storage capacity for potential CO

Experimental Investigation of Oil Recovery From Siliceous Shale by CO2 Injection

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Imaging-Based Characterization of Calcite-Filled Fractures and Porosity in Shales

2 sequestration. Characterizing the structure and heterogeneity of representative samples helps determine how the physical and chemical processes associated with CO

Thermally Induced Fracture Reconsolidation of Diatomite Under No Flow Conditions

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Detecting Opal-CT Formation Resulting From Thermal Recovery Methods in Diatomites

2 transport in coal and gas shale affect injectivity and storage capacity (over long periods of time), and the ability of these media to sequester CO