Effect of Vertical Heterogeneity on Long-Term Migration of $ CO_{2} $ in Saline Formations
Abstract For deep injection of $ CO_{2} $ in thick saline formations, the movements of both the free gas phase and dissolved $ CO_{2} $ are sensitive to variations in vertical permeability. A simple model for vertical heterogeneity was studied, consisting of a random distribution of horizontal imper...
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