Texas A&M University
This presentation focuses on experimental/simulation studies on the ability of organic-rich core samples to store carbon dioxide. I will begin with a quick review of CO2 behavior in organic nanopores under subsurface conditions using molecular simulations. To measure the storage capacity of the rock samples in the laboratory, an apparatus has been built and a new analytical method is developed allowing interpretation of the pressure/volume data in terms of measurements of total porosity and Langmuir parameters of core plugs under effective stress.
Texas A&M University