Collected reservoir gas pre-warms injected CO2 to avoid phase-change cooling, protecting well equipment and lowering storage cost.
Sorbent particles injected into subterranean reservoirs capture CO2 or H2S with lower energy demand and allow controlled gas release for reuse.
This case injects sorbent particles in gas or liquid carriers to store CO2 or H2S in subterranean reservoirs and enable release.
PEG400-polyurethane prepolymer forms a structural material supporting the reservoir, preventing collapse and maintaining seabed integrity during extraction.
Capturing carbon dioxide from hydrocarbon production to inject into subterranean zones for enhanced oil recovery.
Segmented core holders with sealing sleeves and differential pressure joints maintain consistent confining pressure to improve measurement precision.
Multi-frequency band seismic data processing characterizes fault-karst reservoirs to locate carbon storage boxes despite complex geological structures.
A CCUS system enriches boiler flue gas with oxygen and nitrogen to inject into thickened oil reservoirs.
Capsule-based systems enhance oil recovery by increasing carbon dioxide density and viscosity to resolve gravity override and viscous fingering.
A GAN network generates stable sedimentary background seismic waveforms to calculate wave impedance for carbon storage box delineation.
Multi-scale CO2 responsive gel controls channeling in fractured tight oil reservoirs by transforming micelles to improve sweep efficiency.
Pre-injecting CO2 forms a thermal barrier to reduce heat loss and improve oil recovery during steam-assisted extraction.
Injecting a heavy oil and carbon dioxide slug composition increases compositional density to suppress gravity override during enhanced oil recovery processes.
A porous ceramic filter generates carbon dioxide microbubbles during direct injection into a brine aquifer.
A fluid injection control valve maintains CO2 in a liquid or supercritical state within the injection tubing.
Injecting catalyst-free carbon dioxide into depleted reservoirs utilizes geologic heating and pressure to convert waste gas into recoverable hydrocarbons.
Segmented completion intervals enable simultaneous brine injection to counteract buoyancy and eliminate upward leakage into potable aquifers.
Compressing the gas phase from a well stream for reservoir injection, bypassing complex CO2 separation processes.
Disposable subsea injection trees enable rapid carbon dioxide sequestration via direct air capture and mineralization.
Heat exchangers capture thermal energy from production streams to generate electricity for well operations.
Compresses produced vapour to dense phase and mixes with imported CO2, increasing storage capacity while preventing facility overload.
Processor identifies optimal drilling parameters from offset boreholes to enhance rate of penetration and reduce dysfunctions.
Self-crosslinking acrylamide polymers form stable gels at low pH, preventing washout and diverting CO2 to unswept zones.
Cyclic pressure and temperature adjustments stabilize the supercritical CO2 injection front, preventing fingering to maximize subterranean storage capacity.
Surfactant and CO2 intermingle in situ to form foam, reducing upward mobility caused by buoyancy.
Mixed hydrocarbon gases displace trapped oil from ultra-tight pores, reducing CO2 dependency and cost.
A reservoir treatment method modifies rock block wettability to establish water phase bridges for continuous fluid flow.
Gas-assisted gravity drainage leverages density differences to drain oil downward, resolving gas override and improving sweep efficiency.
Underground oil shale gasification uses injected combustible gases to heat kerogen and extract oil products.
Modular simulation device replicates deep saline aquifer conditions using acoustic logging tools to detect CO2 migration within core holders.