(Institución)
 
 

Docu-menta > Medio Ambiente > Comunicaciones, congresos de Medio Ambiente >

Por favor, use este identificador para citar o enlazar este ítem: http://documenta.ciemat.es/handle/123456789/213

Título : Laboratory CO2 injection in Utrillas Sandstone (Cretaceous): Analysis of changes in porous media using Hg porosimetry
Autor : Campos, Rocío
Palabras clave : Porosidad
Inyección CO2
Utrillas
PmaCO2
Fecha de publicación : 2-mar-2016
Citación : CIIEM - París;
Resumen : CO2sc trapping and injection in non-exploitable saline aquifer pore spaces appears to be the most feasible method for reducing the emission of this greenhouse gas into the atmosphere. CO2sc trapping will be performed using four potential trapping mechanisms, as follows: (1) solubility trapping, (2) capillary trapping, (3) structural trapping, and (4) mineral trapping. The rock microstructure will play a key role in all the four mechanisms. This study has been conducted within the framework of the PmaCO2 project (Porosity and CO2 Trapping Mechanisms [1]).The goal of this study is to determine variations in pore space microstructure caused by the injection of CO2 in supercritical state in two samples of sandstone of almost identical chemical composition and different texture. We want to remark the key role of the initial rock texture in determining variations in the pore space and trapping mechanisms. These variations in pore space significantly affect the storage capacity of the rock and can modify the flow or percolation pattern of the fluid (or gas) through the rock. We analyzed rock response to the injection of CO2sc in two samples which chemical composition was analyzed in terms of major, minor and trace elements, and X-ray diffraction. Texture was analyzed using SEM imaging.
URI : http://documenta.ciemat.es/handle/123456789/213
Aparece en las colecciones: Comunicaciones, congresos de Medio Ambiente

Ficheros en este ítem:

Fichero Descripción Tamaño Formato
Publicación 7 Poster_CIIEM - Rocio Campos.pdf837.63 kBAdobe PDFVisualizar/Abrir
View Statistics

Los ítems de Docu-menta están protegidos por una Licencia Creative Commons, con derechos reservados.

 

Información y consultas: documenta@ciemat.es | Documento legal