Multiscale study of multi-phase multi-physics porous materials
Multiscale study of multi-phase multi-physics porous materials
This research is ongoing, we have very preliminary results, including a pore scale study of CO2 flow in a real-rock microfluidics, where enzymatically-induced carbonate precipitation (or EICP) has eventually sealed the fracture, together with a review article, recently released on geothermal energy extraction and storage (the latter rather reservoir and urban/city scale):
Pore scale study of biologically-sealed caprock fractures in CO2 storage systems
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-68720-0
A comprehensive review of mechanisms of geothermal energy storage and extraction
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2949891026002071
Core Current and Past Team Members:
Arezou Vatanpour
Alireza (Parsa) Damanshokouh (Now PhD student at Gent University, Belgium)
Mohammad Hemayati (Now PhD student at NTNU, Norway)