Capturing carbon dioxide (CO 2) at its combustion point and thereby storing it in geological
sites or its usage for enhancing oil recovery (EOR) through miscible gas flooding technology …

Carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions present one of the world's most pressing issues as a
primary drive for climate change. This requires a viable solution through capture and storage …

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies are crucial strategies in
mitigating the climate change challenge. Geological sequestration of carbon dioxide (CO 2) …

In this study, the potential of cyclic CO 2 injection process was examined for CO 2 storage
and enhanced oil recovery. For this purpose, a detailed phase behavior study on the light …

Water-alternating gas (WAG) is affected by viscous fingering (with too much gas) and
trap** of reservoir oil (with too much water) that can be addressed by advanced methods …

Low volumetric sweep efficiency, early breakthrough of injected fluid, and high risk of gas
leakage from the reservoir are the major technical challenges associated with direct gas and …

Carbonated water injection (CWI) might be an efficient alternate to CO 2 injection technique.
In CWI, CO 2 exists as a dissolved phase and not as a free phase; thus, it eliminates some …

The benefits and advantages of waterflood are well-known with many decades of
application in a wide range of reservoirs with different crude oil and rock types. However, the …

This paper presents new data on core-scale wettability alteration of carbonate porous media
with FM concentrations up to 30 wt% in NaCl brine. Experimental data from Amott tests, core …

The interfacial properties change strongly with temperature and pressure that could
influence the displacement of fluids in porous media. The main objective of this study was to …