Coal–Fluid Interfacial Tension in the Coal–Water–CO2 System: Implications for CO2 Sequestration in Coal Seams
Chao Cui,
Yanbin Yao,
Dameng Liu
et al.
Abstract:CO2 geological sequestration in coal seams
is an effective
method for reducing CO2 emissions and enhancing coal-bed
methane extraction. In this context, the coal–fluid interfacial
tension (γcoal–fluid) is a critical parameter
that influences the CO2 injection, fluid distribution,
CO2 storage capacity, and containment safety. Especially,
the γcoal–fluid cannot be directly measured,
and the influencing factors for γcoal–fluid (including
γ
normalcoal
−
CO
2
and γcoal–water in the coal–water–CO2 system) … Show more
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