Cement Precipitation and Fracture Propagation and Its Impact On Seal Capacity In a Natural CO2 System.
Abstract not provided.
Yoon, Hongkyu↗
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Controls of cement texture and composition on sandstone mechanical property.
Abstract not provided.
Dewers, Thomas↗
Monitoring and Repair of Damaged Cement-Geomaterial Interfaces in High Pressure High Temperature Repository and Borehole Scenarios.
Abstract not provided.
Matteo, Edward N↗
Effects of shear-rate dependent viscosity on the flow of a cement slurry
Presented by NETL at International Conference on Nonlinear Dynamics, 01/19
Tao, Chengcheng↗
Geomechanical Behaviors of Laboratory-Formed Non-Cementing Hydrate-Bearing Sediments
Presented by NETL at American Geophysical Union, 12/15
Choi, Jeong H.↗
An Assessment of the Physical and Mechanical Properties of Foamed Cement Generated at a Field Site vs. Laboratory
Presented by NETL at Society of Petroleum Engineers - Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, 09/18
Spaulding, Richard E.↗
Corrosion Behavior of 13Cr Casing Steel in Cement-synthetic Pore Solution exposed to High Pressure CO2 and H2S
Presented by NETL at 228 Electrochemical Society Meeting, 10/15
Lvov, Serguei N.↗
Characterization of Cement-Geomaterial Interfaces for Subsurface Applications.
Abstract not provided.
Steen, McKalee↗
Reactive Transport Modeling of Cement Interactions Using PFLOTRAN.
Abstract not provided.
Jove-Colon, Carlos F.↗
Monitoring and Repair of Damaged Cement-Geomaterial Interfaces in High Pressure High Temperature Repository and Borehole Scenarios.
Abstract not provided.
Matteo, Edward N↗
Stress sensor for cement or fluid applications
A system and method measuring subterranean stress. The system and method includes a non-destructive sheath enveloping a tubular structure positioned in direct contact with a lateral subterranean rock formation for sensing expansive changes in the subterranean rock formation. A fiber optic is directly embedded in the non-destructive sheath positioned adjacent to the exterior surface of the tubular structure. The fiber optic transmits light and thereafter receives light in proportion to the expansive changes in the subterranean rock formation. A spectrometer connected to the fiber optic remote from the non-destructive sheath. The spectrometer measures hydrostatic stress in the subterranean rock formation without estimating acoustoelastic effects or occluding the tubular structure.
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Permeability and deformation mechanisms during triaxial testing of early-age cement.
Abstract not provided.
Bauer, Stephen J.↗
Permeability and deformation mechanisms during triaxial testing of early-age cement.
Abstract not provided.
Bauer, Stephen J.↗
Progress Toward the Development of Cement Fillers for Dual Purpose Canisters.
Abstract not provided.
Rigali, Mark J.↗
Characterization of commercial ceramic cements as a binder for thermopile fabrication.
Abstract not provided.
Melad, Aaron David↗
Monitoring the Degradation of Cement at the Cement/Geomaterial Interface.
Abstract not provided.
Mohagheghi, Joseph Ramin↗