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Description
This project aims to develop an efficient multi-scale laboratory-based modelling framework for the analysis ofnonequilibrium transport and reaction processes occurring in CO2 storage scenarios. In a significant technologicaladvance two non-destructive analysis techniques, Xray computed tomography and nuclear magnetic resonance,are combined with pore-scale simulations to address uncertainties in dynamic wettability alteration occurringduring gravity driven convection. Expected outcomes are the in-situ characterisation of solid-surface interactionsand predictions of multi-phase fluid flow. The project benefits the Australian resources sector by improvinginjectivity, storage efficiency and security of supercritical CO2 storage projects.
Status | Active |
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Effective start/end date | 23/04/24 → 22/04/27 |
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