Within the past decade, X-ray micro computed tomography (µCT) has become an advanced
non-destructive tool to analyse the internal structure of opaque materials. In addition to high …

Effective permeability is a key physical property of porous media that defines its ability to
transport fluid. Digital rock physics (DRP) combines modern tomographic imaging …

Pore-scale properties can be obtained by building a reliable digital twin of porous media
through the digital rock physics (DRP) workflow. The two prerequisites of DRP are reliable …

Geologic sequestration in sedimentary formations has been identified as a potential
technology to prevent climate‐change inducing carbon dioxide (CO2) from being emitted to …

Mitigating greenhouse gas emissions by underground carbon dioxide storage or by
coupling intermittent renewable energy with underground hydrogen storage are solutions …

Understanding the mass transfer of CO 2 into formation brine both qualitatively and
quantitatively is important for improving the security of geologic carbon sequestration. In this …

The evolution of the liquid‐vapor interface plays a key role in multiphase flow, heat and
mass transfer, and fluid phase change in porous media. In the soil water evaporation …

X-ray micro-computed tomography (X-ray micro-CT) is widely employed to investigate flow
phenomena in porous media, providing a powerful alternative to core-scale experiments for …

This article presents a systematic study of the influence of two-phase flowpatterns on the
representative elementary volume for various displacement characteristics. This paper …

This article describes a microtomography experimental platform enabling in situ micro-
mechanical study of failure and fragmentation in geomaterials. The system is based on an …