Published December 30, 2024
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The role of injection method on residual trapping: insights into bridging scales and heterogeneity
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Dataset for "The role of injection method on residual trapping: insights into bridging scales and heterogeneity". There are 4 samples: Edwards carbonate, Indiana carbonate, Berea sandstone, and Bandera sandstone. Each sample is a cylindrical core, 5 cm in diameter and 12 cm in length. Each sample has the following subfolders:
- Dry scan. This contains scans where the pore space of the sample is saturated with air.
- Wet scan. This contains scans where the pore space of the sample is saturated with water.
- H2L or high to low flow. Scans are taken during high flow, during low flow, and at the end of the experiment. There is a repeat experiment denoted by "r".
- L2H or low to high flow. Scans are taken during low flow, during high flow, and at the end of the experiment. There is a repeat experiment denoted by "r".
For further information on the experimental procedure, please see associated manuscript.
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Bandera.zip
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Related works
- Is supplement to
- Spurin, Catherine and Ellman, Sharon and Bultreys, Tom and Kurotori, Takeshi and Benson, Sally M. and Tchelepi, Hamdi, The Role of Injection Method on Residual Trapping: Bridging Scales from Centimeter to Decimeter Samples. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4928405 (Other)
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2024