Research Article
Effects of Anisotropy and CO2 Wettability on CO2 Storage Capacity in Sandstone
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(a) Capillary pressure () and (b) CO2 saturation () with respect to pore volume for 0o cored Berea sandstone injected with scCO2 for 25 ml/min. (c) Residual capillary pressure () and (d) the residual CO2 saturation () for directionally cored specimens with increasing flow rate when injected with scCO2.
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