Original paper
Testing the frackability of granite using supercritical carbon dioxide: Insights into geothermal energy systems
Abstract
Supercritical carbon dioxide (ScCO2) fracturing is an attractive method which has favourable physical and chemical characteristics for the enhancement of underground reservoir permeability, and as a replacement for the current water-based fracturing in reservoir stimulation. However, the behaviour of ScCO2 as a fracturing fluid and the reservoir response to the injection of ScCO2 remain unclear in the geothermal environment. Therefore, in this...
Paper Details
Title
Testing the frackability of granite using supercritical carbon dioxide: Insights into geothermal energy systems
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
34
Pages
180 - 197
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