CO2-Brine centrifuge coreholders for CO2-brine capillary pressure determination
Description
The CO₂ overburden coreholders for the RC4500 centrifuge enable the measurement of capillary pressure data on core samples under both pore and confining pressures at reservoir temperature. These coreholders are essential for studying the capillary pressure of binary brine/CO₂ systems in carbon storage research, as maintaining a stable pore pressure is crucial due to the presence of CO₂. Each coreholder features a sapphire tube and a high-pressure needle valve, ensuring durability and the ability to withstand high-pressure conditions during testing.
Features
Brine / CO2 drainage: 0.0 to 26.6 bar (386 psi)
Brine / CO2 imbibition: – 0.0 to – 27.7 bar (– 402 psi)
Number of core holders: 6
Core Ø: 1”, 30 mm or 1.5”
Core length: Up to 2.5”
Confining pressure: Up to 5,000 psi
Pore pressure: Up to 1,500 psi
Temperature: Up to 90°C
Speed: from 200 up to 4,500 RPM
Benefits
* Conducts tests on multiple core samples simultaneously under reservoir conditions
* Assesses capillary pressure and derives important permeability data for CO2 – brine fluids
* Adaptable for different core sizes
* Offers advanced monitoring and control features
* Enhances the efficiency and accuracy of CCUS research, aiding in the optimization of CO2 injection and safe storage underground.