Assessment of core samples through the analysis of CT measurements and its implications for CO2 sequestration potential in a Hungarian depleted oil field

Abstract

This article focuses on potential of refining the CO₂ storage capacity and rock parameters of a specific reservoir in Hungary. As part of a comprehensive laboratory measurement program, drilling core samples were analyzed using a human computed tomography (CT). The primary results of these evaluations provide critical insights that will be utilized as input parameters for developing a dynamic reservoir model. This approach aims to achieve a more accurate understanding of the reservoir. These preliminary data will be instrumental in enhancing our knowledge of this storage site, ultimately contributing to more effective CO₂ storage solutions and advancing the field of geological carbon sequestration.