Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is the only viable technology to mitigate carbon
emissions while allowing continued large‐scale use of fossil fuels. The storage part of CCS …

The problem of convection in a fluid-saturated porous medium is reviewed with a focus on
'vigorous' convective flow, when the driving buoyancy forces are large relative to any …

The dissolution of carbon dioxide (CO 2) in deep saline aquifer water is recognized as one
of the fundamental mechanisms in the subsurface for storing significant quantities of CO 2 …

Dissolution trapping plays a significant role in CO2 geological storage. When CO2 dissolves
in aquifer brines, the aqueous solution is heavier than the underlying resident brine. This …

Convection-driven porous media flows are common in industrial processes and in nature.
The multiscale and multiphase character of these systems and the inherent nonlinear flow …

We numerically examine solutal convection in porous media, driven by the dissolution of
carbon dioxide (CO 2) into water—an effective mechanism for CO 2 storage in saline …

Buoyancy-driven dissolution of the solid phase is common in natural processes and
subsurface applications, such as geomorphology, solution mining, and geological CO 2 …

We study the fundamental problem of mixing and chemical reactions under a Rayleigh‐
Taylor‐type hydrodynamic instability in a miscible two‐fluid system. The dense fluid mixture …

Geological storage of carbon dioxide (CO 2) is a promising technology for reducing
atmospheric emissions. The large discrepancy in the time-and length-scales between up-dip …

The convection–diffusion process of carbon dioxide (CO2) dissolution in a saline reservoir is
investigated to shed light on the effects of the permeability heterogeneity. Using sequential …