... CO 2 storage capacity. This study presents a novel methodology for assessing the rapid mineral carbonation of CO 2 through geochemical interactions with carbon-, magnesium-, and iron-rich minerals abundant in geological formations. Four minerals: olivine, dolomite, magnetite, and gypsum, have been...

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... nitrogen dolomite production control penetration selection aromatic solvent 10 5 scenario Introduction The "T" field is in Reforma, state of Chiapas, 41 km from the city of Villahermosa, Tabasco ( Fig. 1 ). The field is divided into five blocks. The stimulation campaign presented in this work...

... elements, which enabled the separation of the lithological section into six main sets: limestones, dolomitic carbonates, silicified carbonates, carbonates with magnesian clay, siliciclastic rocks (shale/siltstone/sandstone) and basic igneous rocks (basalt/diabase). For quality control, still during...

... and rock mechanical properties. Melendez et al. (2007) also examined the impact of the acid contact time and etching pattern on the rock strength and fracture conductivity on Indiana limestone, San Andres Dolomite, and Texas cream chalk. Nasr-El-Din et al. (2008) observed that acid system varieties...

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... experimentally interactions between CO 2 , water and carbonate rock. Experiments involved saturating dolomite and limestone samples by carbonated water under pressures up to 10,000psi in a high-pressure vessel. The vessel was then kept closed for 240h at steps of 48h. At each step, porosity, permeability...

... were used to identify faults and fracture zones, based on the presence of large euhedral crystals in the midst of cryptocrystalline dolomite, suggesting the percolation of hydrothermal fluids through fractures. Many of the wells were drilled with an overbalanced mud system, leading to near-borehole...

... apparatus consisted of a series of four high-pressure reactors operated at different conditions and with different feed gas compositions to observe changes in both the rock and water compositions. The rock consisted of equal proportions of quartz, calcite, andesine, dolomite, chlorite and magnesite...

... to the dissolution of basic alumino-silicate minerals. Cations released can react with HCO 3 − to precipitate large amounts of carbonate minerals. In the previous model, where only Calcite and Dolomite can react, the reservoir behaves like a carbonate aquifer, even though the carbonate fraction in the rock...

... the mineralogy of reservoir rock samples using transmission Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR). This inversion scheme adds apatite and aragonite to the previous inversion and is now capable of recognizing 16 minerals. The other minerals include quartz, calcite, dolomite, illite, smectite, kaolinite...

... pressure this response may be lower than expected. Also, as a result of rock strength and closure pressure, production may decline at a higher rate than after a proppant fracture treatment. Laboratory results are presented describing the effect on strength reduction of limestone and dolomite formation...

... fraction co 2 precipitation dolomite upstream oil & gas dispersion enhanced recovery injection rate reservoir characterization Introduction A depleted gas reservoir represents an attractive target for carbon sequestration for several reasons. It contains a geological trap, and thanks...

... in the Lobo sands in Zapata County, Rocky Mountains (targeted due to the huge deep gas resource in place); five wells completed in the Lower and Upper Weber sandstones and Weber Dolomite in the Wamsutter area of Wyoming. drilling deep gas well hydraulic fracturing reservoir lobo 6 dolomite...

...-energy ct-scanning application tomography plug spe 90520 eff value well logging dolomite eff saudi arabia government procedure coefficient Introduction Computerized Tomography (CT) is a non-destructive imaging technique that utilizes X-ray technology and mathematical reconstruction...

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... Abstract The Khuff formation is ideally made-up for acid fracturing because of the heterogeneous nature of the formation, which tends to support the created fracture conductivity. Various acid types were used to fracture this tight dolomitized formation including: 28 wt% regular HCl, emulsified...

... the acid in-situ, reducing leak-off volume. drilling fluid selection and formulation acid calcium permeability hydraulic fracturing drilling fluid property exhibition drilling fluid chemistry apparent viscosity flowback sample flowback time dolomite in-situ gelled acid bottom hole...

... limestone fracture characterization quarry identification and characterization lacq field water income fractured reservoir stratigraphy relation carbonate reservoir dolomite fractured carbonate spe 77488 fracture network simulation corridor Introduction In fractured reservoirs, dynamic...

...-plot method is often used. This method requires end point matrix densities. The most commonly used "standard" values of end point matrix densities are 2.71 g/cm 3 for limestone, 2.87 g/cm 3 for dolomite, and 2.98 g/cm 3 for anhydrite. However, a review of literature indicates that the end point...