Laboratory measurements of ultrasonic velocities in CO2 saturated brines
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Lebedev, Maxim
Bilenko, Olga
Mikhaltsevitch, Vassili
Pervukhina, M.
Gurevich, Boris
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2014Type
Journal Article
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Lebedev, M. and Bilenko, O. and Mikhaltsevitch, V. and Pervukhina, M. and Gurevich, B. 2014. Laboratory measurements of ultrasonic velocities in CO2 saturated brines. Energy Procedia. 63: pp. 4273-4280.
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Energy Procedia
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Department of Exploration Geophysics
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The acoustic velocities in CO2-saturated brines were investigated and compared with velocities measured in pure brines in the range of temperatures (30 - 70 °C), pressures (2 - 38 MPa) and salinities (0 -100,000 ppm). It has been found that CO2 dissolution significantly changes the acoustic properties of brine. This change can be accounted for by a simple linear empirical equation.
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