Hypothesis The wetting behaviour is a key property of a porous medium that controls hydraulic conductivity in multiphase flow. While many porous materials, such as …
There are a number of challenges associated with the determination of relative permeability and capillary pressure. It is difficult to measure both parameters simultaneously on the same …
Conservation of energy is used to derive a thermodynamically-consistent contact angle, θ t, when fluid phase 1 displaces phase 2 in a porous medium. Assuming no change in …
X-ray micro-tomography is used to image the pore-scale configurations of fluid in a rock saturated with three phases-brine, oil and gas-mimicking a subsurface reservoir, at high …
With the advent of X-ray micro-computed tomography which is now routinely used, porescale fluid transport and processes can be observed in three-dimensional (3D) at the …
Representative elementary volumes (REVs) and heterogeneity are key concepts in continuum multiphase flow, yet their manifestation from the pore‐scale and associated …
Wetting phenomena are of central importance for many natural and technological processes in subsurface geosciences. Surface roughness, chemical heterogeneity, and dynamic …
Geologic sequestration in sedimentary formations has been identified as a potential technology to prevent climate‐change inducing carbon dioxide (CO2) from being emitted to …
This study presents the application of an efficient and robust Dynamic Pore-Network Modeling (DPNM) framework for accurate prediction of carbon dioxide (CO 2) trapping …