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    • Analytical Approach for Modeling of Multi Well CO2 Injection 

      Robinson, Morgan; Leonenko, Yuri (Elsevier, 2016-11-14)
      Disposal of carbon dioxide (CO2) into underground geological formations is considered a viable strategy for the mitigation of global warming. It aims to reduce greenhouse gases emitted from point sources such as power ...
    • Analytical approach for modeling of multi well CO2 injection 

      Robinson, Morgan; Leonenko, Yuri (Elsevier, 2017-07-01)
      Disposal of carbon dioxide (CO2) into underground geological formations is considered a viable strategy for the mitigation of global warming. It aims to reduce greenhouse gases emitted from point sources such as power ...
    • Dispersion of a Fluid Plume During Radial Injection in an Aquifer 

      Hyatt, Benjamin W.A.; Leonenko, Yuri (AIP, 2022-02)
      This study outlines a model for radial injected fluid flow with mechanical dispersion in a vertically confined porous aquifer. Existing studies have investigated fully segregated fluid flow in this setting, where the ...
    • Ex-situ dissolution of CO2 for carbon sequestration 

      Cholewinski, Aleksander; Leonenko, Yuri (Elsevier, 2013)
      In this paper, a model for diffusion-controlled dissolution of CO2 droplets during co-current (CO2-brine) horizontal turbulent pipe flow is presented. The objective is to evaluate the feasibility of ex-situ dissolution of ...
    • Feasibility of Injecting Large Volumes of CO2 into Aquifers 

      Ghaderi, Seyyed M.; Keith, David W.; Leonenko, Yuri (Elsevier, 2009-02)
      Although it is recognized that deep aquifers offer a very large potential storage capacity for CO2 sequestration it is not clear how to fill the storage with a large volume of CO2 in a relatively short period of time. The ...
    • Methane gas transport in unconfined aquifers: A numerical sensitivity study of a controlled release experiment at CFB Borden 

      Klazinga, Dylan R.; Steelman, Colby M.; Cahill, Aaron G.; Walton, Kenneth Mark; Endres, Anthony L.; Parker, Beth L. (Elsevier, 2019-08)
      Subsurface leakage of natural gas from petroleum wells can impact freshwater aquifers. Accurate prediction of gas migration in the subsurface will depend on knowledge of permeability, porosity, and flow system conditions. ...

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