Using petrographically observable microstructure to predict hydromechanical changes in a complex siliciclastic storage site during CO2 injection
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The complex geologic history of sandstone CO2 storage sites can result in separate rock units that control chemomechanical weakening. Here we document the chemical and mechanical changes may occur during injection operations, linking potential instability to diagenesis burial history. Using Southwest Partnership Morrow B sandstone, combined flow either a CO2-rich formation water or through experimental cores followed by four indirect tensile strength tests per sample on siderite-chlorite- kaolinite-cemented lithofacies. Coupled experiments were informed using petrography µ-X-ray computed tomography. We found alteration ankerite, siderite, chlorite, calcite cement, precipitation an iron-rich phase reacted samples. Alteration caused hydraulic properties elastic velocity, but no change strength. Tensile was maintained due low abundance non-load-bearing texture stability siderite prior compaction, both before during/after compaction. Results suggests will enhance permeability near wellbore with increased risk failure, although intervals cemented early diagenetic carbonate cement be more susceptible No weakening supports long term sustainability for EOR climate mitigation Farnsworth Unit.
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عنوان ژورنال: International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control
سال: 2022
ISSN: ['1750-5836', '1878-0148']
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijggc.2022.103724