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3D geomechanical modelling for CO2 geologic storage in the Dogger carbonates of the Paris Basin

Vidal-Gilbert et al., 2009

Document ID
12112726274561184669
Author
Vidal-Gilbert S
Nauroy J
Brosse E
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control

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CO2 injection into a depleted hydrocarbon field or aquifer may give rise to a variety of coupled physical and chemical processes. During CO2 injection, the increase in pore pressure can induce reservoir expansion. As a result the in situ stress field may change in …
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