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... and geometrical characteristics of composite media, such as the mineralization and/or fluid content of rocks and the matrix composition, porosity, anisotropy, and polarizability of formations. The GEMTIP model of multiphase conductive media provides a quantitative tool for evaluation of the type of mineralization...

... are quartz, clay and calcite ( Chen et al., 2015 ). Previous studies indicate that, within individual grains, there are apparent multi-mineralic geometry at micrometer scale and the most minerals are parallelly arranged instead of internally nested ( Saif et al., 2017 ; Cui et al., 2020 ). Based...

... Abstract During CO 2 geo-storage, mineral dissolution is considered as the safest trapping technique however it is the longest and the most complicated trapping mechanism involving geo-chemical reactions and physical forces like diffusion and advection. Many factors also influence the mineral...

... Abstract Mineral trapping is believed to be the safest and the most secure CO 2 sequestration technique where the injected CO 2 could be mineralized in the long-term (exceeding 10 2 - 10 3 years) geologically within subsurface formations. Nevertheless, the high complexity associated with CO...

... scavengers are used, calcium carbonate scale deposition can occur because of neutral pH brine, requiring the facility to be shut in and treated with mineral acids. The reaction product of triazine with H 2 S can be difficult to dispose of, which increases facility operating costs. Figure 2 shows...

... Abstract During CO 2 geo-storage, mineral dissolution is considered as the safest trapping technique however it is the longest and the most complicated trapping mechanism involving geo-chemical reactions and physical forces like diffusion and advection. Many factors also influence the mineral...

... Abstract CO 2 wettability and the reservoir rock-fluid interfacial interactions are crucial parameters for successful CO 2 geological sequestration. This study implemented the feed-forward neural network to model the wettability behavior in a ternary system of rock minerals (quartz and mica...

... Abstract In Geological Carbon Sequestration (GCS), mineralization is a secure carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) trapping mechanism to prevent possible leakage at later stage of the GCS project. Modeling of the mineralization during GCS relies on numerical reservoir simulation, but the computational cost...

... through experiments and pore-network modeling ( Juanes et al, 2006 ). Mineral Trapping Mathematical Background Abstract CO 2 geo-sequestration has shown potential to mitigate global warming caused by anthropogenic CO 2 emissions. In this context, CO 2 can be immobilized in subsurface...

... within the Pennsylvanian aged succession within the basin and frequently contain black shales, coals, and underclay’s. These lithologies are known to host certain critical minerals such as rare earth elements (REE), platinum group elements (PGEs), vanadium lithium, and molybdenum; and at least...

... We apply an ambient noise surface wave tomography (ANSWT) to image geological structures in a mineral exploration site (Marathon deposit – Ontario, Canada). The passive data set was recorded continuously for 30 days, using 1024 vertical geophones deployed according to two overlapping grids...

... section 3 spycher simulation operation moose simulation storage prediction porosity injection configuration solver time thm simulation temperature mineral dissolution precipitation ARMA 22-2068 Influence of mechanical deformation and mineral dissolution/precipitation on reservoir thermal...

... Abstract Unconventional reservoirs are inherently heterogeneous, often possessing complex mineralogy. As such, their characterization must begin with the accurate estimation of rock component volumes. Multi-mineral inversion-based workflows solve tool-response equations to calculate depth...