Chemically Enhanced Carbon Dioxide Geosequestration Using Nanofluids
Nilesh Kumar Jha,
Hirotake Kitagawa,
Masashi Abe
et al.
Abstract:Carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration in the subsurface porous geological media is the most favored large-scale climate change mitigation technique to achieve a net-zero target. The efficiency of CO2 subsurface storage depends on its rock's wetting ability, which affects its flow efficiency and residual or structural trapping. Reported laboratory investigations have shown that nanoparticle formulations have great potential for altering the wettability to more water-wet conditions favoring CO2 trapping potential. … Show more
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