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Calcarenite as a possible host rock for CO
2
sequestration
R. Y. Makhnenko
,
J. F. Labuz
Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering
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Calcarenite
100%
Caprock
25%
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Sequestration
25%
CO2 Geological Sequestration
25%
CO2 Sequestration
100%
Compression Experiment
25%
Deep Saline Aquifer
25%
Fluid-rock Interaction
25%
Gas Properties
25%
High Pore Pressure
25%
High Pressure
25%
Host Rock
100%
Hydrostatic Compression
25%
Liquid Properties
25%
Mechanical Behavior
25%
P-wave Velocity
25%
Partial Dissolution
25%
Plane Strain Compression Test
25%
Poroelastic Parameters
75%
Sandstone Formation
25%
Specific Storage
25%
Storage Coefficient
25%
Supercritical CO2 (SCO2)
25%
Supercritical Condition
25%
Viscosity B-coefficient
25%
Water Injection
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Calcarenite
100%
Calcite
50%
Cap Rock
25%
Carbon Dioxide
75%
Carbon Sequestration
100%
Fluid-Rock Interaction
25%
Host Rock
100%
P Wave
25%
Plane Strain
25%
Pore Pressure
25%
Sandstone
25%
Water Injection
25%
Wave Velocity
25%
Engineering
CO2 Sequestration
100%
Compression Tests
33%
Constant Value
33%
Fluid Statics
33%
Host Rock
100%
Liquid Property
33%
Plane Strain Compression
33%
Supercritical Condition
33%
Water Injection
33%
Wave Velocity
33%