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Sam Krevor
Sam Krevor
Professor, Department of Earth Science & Engineering, Imperial College London
imperial.ac.uk üzerinde doğrulanmış e-posta adresine sahip - Ana Sayfa
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Carbon capture and storage (CCS): the way forward
M Bui, CS Adjiman, A Bardow, EJ Anthony, A Boston, S Brown, ...
Energy & Environmental Science 11 (5), 1062-1176, 2018
39012018
Relative permeability and trapping of CO2 and water in sandstone rocks at reservoir conditions
SCM Krevor, R Pini, L Zuo, SM Benson
Water resources research 48 (2), 2012
7192012
An assessment of CCS costs, barriers and potential
S Budinis, S Krevor, N Mac Dowell, N Brandon, A Hawkes
Energy strategy reviews 22, 61-81, 2018
5552018
Capillary trapping for geologic carbon dioxide storage–From pore scale physics to field scale implications
S Krevor, MJ Blunt, SM Benson, CH Pentland, C Reynolds, A Al-Menhali, ...
International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control 40, 221-237, 2015
5382015
Capillary pressure and heterogeneity for the CO2/water system in sandstone rocks at reservoir conditions
R Pini, SCM Krevor, SM Benson
Advances in Water Resources 38, 48-59, 2012
3662012
Capillary heterogeneity trapping of CO2 in a sandstone rock at reservoir conditions
SCM Krevor, R Pini, B Li, SM Benson
Geophysical Research Letters 38 (15), 2011
3332011
Subsurface carbon dioxide and hydrogen storage for a sustainable energy future
S Krevor, H De Coninck, SE Gasda, NS Ghaleigh, V de Gooyert, ...
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 4 (2), 102-118, 2023
2602023
Carbon dioxide capture and mitigation of carbon dioxide emissions
KS Lackner, P Grimes, SC Krevor, FS Zeman
US Patent 7,947,239, 2011
2202011
Dynamic fluid connectivity during steady-state multiphase flow in a sandstone
CA Reynolds, H Menke, M Andrew, MJ Blunt, S Krevor
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 114 (31), 8187-8192, 2017
1862017
Characterizing flow behavior for gas injection: Relative permeability of CO2‐brine and N2‐water in heterogeneous rocks
CA Reynolds, S Krevor
Water Resources Research 51 (12), 9464-9489, 2015
1642015
Enhancing serpentine dissolution kinetics for mineral carbon dioxide sequestration
SCM Krevor, KS Lackner
International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control 5 (4), 1073-1080, 2011
1532011
Minimal surfaces in porous media: Pore-scale imaging of multiphase flow in an altered-wettability Bentheimer sandstone
Q Lin, B Bijeljic, S Berg, R Pini, MJ Blunt, S Krevor
Physical Review E 99 (6), 063105, 2019
1522019
Pore-scale heterogeneity in the mineral distribution and reactive surface area of porous rocks
P Lai, K Moulton, S Krevor
Chemical Geology 411, 260-273, 2015
1462015
Capillary Trapping of CO2 in Oil Reservoirs: Observations in a Mixed-Wet Carbonate Rock
AS Al-Menhali, S Krevor
Environmental science & technology 50 (5), 2727-2734, 2016
1392016
Storage of carbon dioxide in saline aquifers: physicochemical processes, key constraints, and scale-up potential
PS Ringrose, AK Furre, SMV Gilfillan, S Krevor, M Landrø, R Leslie, ...
Annual review of chemical and biomolecular engineering 12 (1), 471-494, 2021
1262021
An Experimental Study of CO2 Exsolution and Relative Permeability Measurements During CO2 Saturated Water Depressurization
L Zuo, S Krevor, RW Falta, SM Benson
Transport in porous media 91, 459-478, 2012
1262012
The impact of reservoir conditions on the residual trapping of carbon dioxide in B erea sandstone
B Niu, A Al‐Menhali, SC Krevor
Water Resources Research 51 (4), 2009-2029, 2015
1252015
Imaging and measurement of pore‐scale interfacial curvature to determine capillary pressure simultaneously with relative permeability
Q Lin, B Bijeljic, R Pini, MJ Blunt, S Krevor
Water Resources Research 54 (9), 7046-7060, 2018
1232018
Enhancing process kinetics for mineral carbon sequestration
SC Krevor, KS Lackner
Energy procedia 1 (1), 4867-4871, 2009
1142009
Characterising Drainage Multiphase Flow in Heterogeneous Sandstones
SJ Jackson, S Agada, CA Reynolds, S Krevor
Water Resources Research, 2018
1072018
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