Fluid-solid reactions pose a challenge for modelling flow and transport in porous media due to the dynamic changes in the pore space and the associated alteration of the permeability. This project aims to use Magnetic Resonance Imaging and X-ray computer microtomography measurements on synthetic porous media made from glass beads and soil columns to experimentally elucidate differ¬ences in porosity-permeability relationships for three different fluid-solid reactions: salt precipitation during evaporation, microbially-induced calcite precipitation, and dissolution during chemical stimulation.
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This file contains the raw injection data for experiment CPI-1, organized per injection cycle. For each cycle, time-resolved measurements of flow rate (mL s⁻¹) and inlet pressure (mbar) are provided. The dataset documents the evolution during treatment, including flow rate.
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This file contains the permeability measurement data for experiment CPI-1, organized by injection cycle. For each cycle, stepwise flow rates (mL s⁻¹) and the corresponding measured pressure drops (mbar) are reported. Permeability was determined from the linear relationship between pressure drop and flow rate according to Darcy’s law. The dataset en...
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