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EFRC-NCGC: Reactive Transport for Carbon Sequestration
Simulated saturation index (slice plane) and image data resolution in simulation (1 micron)
The Center for Nanoscale Control of Geologic CO2 is simulating subsurface pore scale models to explicitly resolve the key fluid-fluid (H2O and CO2) and fluid-solid interface. ANAG is contributing a new high performance simulation capability using EB Chombo, to develop new approaches for representing chemical kinetics and interfacial dynamics in Darcy scale numerical models (upscaling).
ANAG Members
- David Trebotich (lead)
- Greg Miller (ANAG / UC Davis)
- Dan Graves
- Terry Ligocki
- Brian Van Straalen
Collaborators
- Mark Adams (Columbia Univ.)
- Carl Steefel (LBNL/ESD)
- Sergi Molins (LBNL/ESD).
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