Geological storage of CO 2 is a promising technique to mitigate anthropogenic CO 2
emissions. The effectiveness of CO 2 storage in the subsurface formations relies on various …

Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) is considered as a very important
technology for mitigating global climate change. Carbon dioxide (CO 2) injected into an …

We provide a comprehensive experimental study of steady state, drainage relative
permeability curves with CO2‐brine and N2‐deionized water, on a single Bentheimer …

Spontaneous imbibition is a process of effectively wetting coal pores, which can improve
wetting uniformity. Therefore, spontaneous imbibition is critical for outburst, dust and …

2University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, PR China 3Institute of
Architectural Engineering, Sichuan Institute of Industrial Technology, Deyang 618209, PR …

An aqueous CO 2–cement interaction experiment along with X-ray computed micro-
tomography characterisation of pre-and post-exposure cement samples was carried out to …

To date, many laboratory-based core scale (ie flooding) studies have focused on relatively
homogeneous rock samples (eg Berea sandstone) to study the migration characteristics of …

Carbonate rock is a potential host for carbon dioxide storage. It is likely to react with
carbonated water, following CO 2 dissolution and dissociation in formation fluids. This might …

Computed tomography (CT) is a useful sample characterization and analysis technique to
better understand complicated reactive transport processes in geologic CO 2 utilization and …

Rock deformation induced by pore‐fluid pressure carries useful information about fluid flow
owing to hydromechanical coupling. Thus, obtaining spatiotemporal changes in rock …