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Martin Fernø

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Department of Physics and Technology
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  • E-mailMartin.Ferno@uib.no
  • Phone+47 55 58 27 92+47 481 15 623
  • Visitor Address
    Allegt. 55
  • Postal Address
    Postboks 7803
    5020 BERGEN

My research interests include

Multiphase flow in porous media, with focus on capillary heterogeneities including permeability contrasts, pore scale distribution and fractures. The influence of wettability of fluid flow and fluid distributions and multiphase functions in sandstone, chalk and carbonate rock types. In-situ imaging of dynamic displacement processes in porous media using MRI/NMR, NTI and CT. The impact of capillary forces and EOR/IOR in conventional and fractured reservoirs, including foam flow, polymer gels. Generating correct capillary curves and relative permeability curves from different SCAL techniques for input parameters in simulators. Additives to invading water in spontaneous imbibition tests to enhance oil recovery.

PhD students

Øyvind Eide

Jarand Gauteplass

 

MSc

2012/2013

Nicolai Ivar Majlaton

Ary Ahmed

Kamal Ahmed

Stuart Baird

Stig Langlo

Stig Lie

Tom Ydstebø

 

2011/2012 

Christophersen, Anders
Økt oljeutvinning av injeksjon av CO2-skum i en oppsprukket karbonatbergart ved ulike fuktforhold

Fløysand Tveit, Jørn-Anders
An Experimental Study of Water Mixing in Carbonate Rocks Using Different Imaging Techniques

Nakken Follesø, Håvard
Fluid Displacements during Multiphase Flow Visualized at the Pore Scale Using Micromodels

Skibenes, Ane
Injeksjon av CO2-skum for økt oljeutvinning i en oppsprukket karbonatbergart under ulike fuktforhold

 

2010/2011

Eide, Øyvind
Integrated EOR and Waterflood Stability Criteria in Carbonate Rock

Børve, Bjarte
Økt oljeutvinning i kalk basert på vannkjemi og potensialbestemmende ioner for endring av fukt

Nybø, Sigurd
Skaleringskoeffisientens innvirkning på vannflømminger i sandstein og tertiær utvinnig ved bruk av CO2

Gauteplass, Jarand
Primærdreneringsprosesser ved bruk av gass målt med porøs plate, sentrifuge og under skum injeksjon

 

2009/2010

Grønsdal, Reidar
Økt oljeutvinning i kalk basert på vannkjemi og potensialbestemmende ioner for endring av fukt

 

Subjects

PTEK 211 - Fundamentals of Reservoir Physics

PTEK 212 - Reservoir Technology I

PTEK 214 - Experimental Reservoir Physcis

  • 2020. Wetting Stability of Aged Limestone in the presence of HPAM polymer.
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  • 2020. Upscaling co2 foam for eor as ccus from on-to offshore. Proceedings - Offshore Technology Conference.
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  • 2020. Slik vil Equinor overbevise skeptikere om at CO₂-lagring er trygt.
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  • 2020. Quantitative Pore-Scale Analysis of CO2 Foam for CCUS.
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  • 2020. Laboratory pore-scale observations related to CO2 storage and CCUS.
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  • 2020. Increased CO2 storage capacity using CO2 -foam. International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control. 11 pages.
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  • 2020. Combining Nanoparticles and Surfactants to Stabilize CO2 Foam for CCUS.
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  • 2020. Capillary pressure characteristics of CO2-brine-sandstone systems. International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control. 1-10.
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  • 2020. CO2 mobility reduction using foam stabilized by CO2- and water-soluble surfactants. Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering. 12 pages.
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  • 2020. CO2 Mobility Control by Foam at the Pore Level.
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Integrated Enhanced Oil Recovery

Fields of competence 
CCS
CO2 Storage
Energy transition
Enhanced Oil Recovery