Surface Complexation Modeling of HPAM Polymer–Brine–Sandstone Interfaces for Application in Low-Salinity Polymer Flooding

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Mechanistic Evaluation of the Reservoir Engineering Performance for the Underground Hydrogen Storage in a Deep North Sea Aquifer

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Optimizing the Operational Efficiency of the Underground Hydrogen Storage Scheme in a Deep North Sea Aquifer Through Compositional Simulations.

Acknowledgement The authors gratefully acknowledge the funding support by the Net Zero Technology Centre, UK to accomplish this work under the Hydrogen Innovation technology development Grant scheme. We also thank valuable support from a UKCS Northern North Sea operator, BatiGea Ltd., UK and the Computer Modelling Group (CMG) Ltd, Canada in this study.Peer reviewedPublisher PD

Modelling The Underground Hydrogen Storage : A State-of-the-Art Review of Fundamental Approaches and Findings

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Optimizing Underground Hydrogen Storage in Aquifers: : The Impact of Cushion Gas Type

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Evolution and interfacial dynamics of thin electrolyte films in oil-brine-carbonate rock systems due to chemical equilibrium disruptions

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Effects of Ultrasound on the Removal of Emulsion Plugging in Oil Reservoirs

The authors are grateful to the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) of Nigeria and University of Aberdeen UK, for providing the laboratory facilities required to complete this research.Peer reviewedPublisher PD

Triple-layer surface complexation modelling : Characterization of oil-brine interfacial zeta potential under varying conditions of temperature, pH, oil properties and potential determining ions

Acknowledgements Motaz Saeed would like to thank the University of Khartoum, Sudan and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Sudan for the financial support of his studies at the University of Aberdeen.Peer reviewedPostprin

Subsurface Carbon Dioxide Sequestration and Storage in Methane Hydrate Reservoirs Combined With clean Methane Energy Recovery

The authors gratefully acknowledge the financial support (2003-2005) received from the Scottish Higher Education Funding Council. Thanks to Mr. Jim Pantling for construction and maintenance of the experimental equipment. Prashant Jadhawar thanks the Institute of Petroleum Engineering and the Centre for Gas Hydrate Research for financial support. Useful comments from Ross Anderson and Rod Burgass are also gratefully acknowledged.Peer reviewedPostprin

Effects of reservoir rock pore geometries and ultrasonic parameters on the removal of asphaltene deposition under ultrasonic waves

Funding The research leading to these results received funding from Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) Nigeria (grant number RG14381-10), as a support for academic staff, training, and development. Acknowledgement The authors are grateful to the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) of Nigeria and University of Aberdeen UK, for providing the laboratory facilities required to complete this research. The contributions of Dr. Richard Wood and Gatiesh Marai, of the University of Aberdeen, are also appreciated.Peer reviewedPublisher PD