articleSPE JournalApr 4, 2011Closed access

Carbon Dioxide Storage Capacity of Organic-Rich Shales

University of Oklahoma

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Abstract

Summary This paper presents an experimental study on the ability of organic-rich-shale core samples to store carbon dioxide (CO2). An apparatus has been built for precise measurements of gas pressure and volumes at constant temperature. A new analytical methodology is developed allowing interpretation of the pressure/volume data in terms of measurements of total porosity and Langmuir parameters of core plugs. The method considers pore-volume compressibility and sorption effects and allows small gas-leakage adjustments at high pressures. Total gas-storage capacity for pure CO2 is measured at supercritical conditions as a function of pore pressure under constant reservoir-confining pressure. It is shown that,…

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