2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2023.121723
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A general review of CO2 sequestration in underground geological formations and assessment of depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs in the Niger Delta

Patrick A. Eigbe,
Olatunbosun O. Ajayi,
Olabode T. Olakoyejo
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“…The average porosity for the Delta dep-belt was 23.94 %, 11.22 % for Deep Offshore depo-belt and 11.72 % for the Upper Delta at standard atmosphere. The threshold porosity was attested to be 10 % by Eigbe [ 46 ]. The average permeabilities for Delta, Deep Offshore and Upper Delta at standard atmosphere were 183.5mD, 276mD and 279mD respectively.…”
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“…The average porosity for the Delta dep-belt was 23.94 %, 11.22 % for Deep Offshore depo-belt and 11.72 % for the Upper Delta at standard atmosphere. The threshold porosity was attested to be 10 % by Eigbe [ 46 ]. The average permeabilities for Delta, Deep Offshore and Upper Delta at standard atmosphere were 183.5mD, 276mD and 279mD respectively.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The average permeabilities for Delta, Deep Offshore and Upper Delta at standard atmosphere were 183.5mD, 276mD and 279mD respectively. The threshold values for permeability were 150mD as attested by Eigbe [ 46 ] and Redondo [ 16 ].…”
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confidence: 99%