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CO2 storage requires forcing CO2 into water-filled rock pores in subsurface while avoiding excessive pressure buildup. Injected CO2 moves upward due to its buoyancy and bypasses high-resistance flow channels. Even under high pressure, CO2 could only enter a small fraction of the pore space. Overpressure due to injected CO2 may damage the reservoir seal and jeopardize the security and safety of CO2 storage.

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    2025年

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  • Jinsheng Wang,
  • Hanin Samara,
  • Philip Jaeger

摘要

CO2 storage requires forcing CO2 into water-filled rock pores in subsurface while avoiding excessive pressure buildup. Injected CO2 moves upward due to its buoyancy and bypasses high-resistance flow channels. Even under high pressure, CO2 could only enter a small fraction of the pore space. Overpressure due to injected CO2 may damage the reservoir seal and jeopardize the security and safety of CO2 storage.