RESA III - CO2 Mobility and Subsurface Transport
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The RESA III role at the University of Texas at Austin focuses on CO2 mobility and subsurface transport. It combines laboratory transport experiments, geomechanical evaluation, and compositional reservoir simulation, then integrates findings with the lab formulation team to develop technical frameworks for future field-scale pilot deployments.
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Core Transport Experiments: Operate and modify advanced gas expansion/liquid transient flow systems to measure CO2 (gas and supercritical phase) mobility, effective permeability, molecular diffusion, and adsorption.Geomechanical and Stress Evaluation: Quantify rock-fluid interactions and transport degradation under dynamic net confining stress environments to evaluate reservoir stress-sensitivity.Compositional Reservoir Simulation: Upscale laboratory-derived petrophysical, diffusion, relative permeability, and stress-dependent parameters into compositional reservoir models to perform robust sensitivity and production forecast studies.Strategic Integration: Work closely with the lab formulation team to translate fluid-interface mechanics into numerical transport constraints, preparing technical frameworks for upcoming field-scale pilot deployments.
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