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Professor Blunt's research interests are in multiphase flow in porous media with many applications including oil and gas recovery, geological carbon storage, and contaminant transport, clean-up in polluted aquifers and fibrous porous materials.
909. 2017. Detailed physics, predictive capabilities and macroscopic consequences for pore-network models of multiphase flow. MJ Blunt, MD Jackson, M Piri, PH Valvatne. Advances in Water Resources 25 (8-12), 1069-1089.
Martin J. Blunt. Background: Nanoparticle deposition in a subsurface environment decreases the amount of material in the bulk fluid, increases surface roughness, and affects nanofluid flow....
Professor Martin Blunt. Faculty of Engineering , Department of Earth Science & Engineering. Chair in Flow in Porous Media. Email. Publications. Book chapter. Conference paper. Journal article. Other. Patent. Poster. Report. Scholarly edition. Software. Thesis dissertation. Working paper. Year. to. Reset. 544 results found. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Overview. Prof. Blunt is a professor of Flow in Porous Media. His research interests are in understanding multiphase flow, transport and reaction in porous materials with a wide range of applications, including carbon dioxide storage. He performs experimental, theoretical and numerical research with a particular emphasis on using high ...
Martin Blunt is Professor of Petroleum Engineering at Imperial College London. He is distinguished for pioneering techniques to predict the underground flow of oil, water and gas with application to improved oil recovery, contaminant transport and carbon dioxide storage. He has founded two start-up companies to exploit his research.
Sep 2018. X-ray micro-tomography is used to image the pore-scale configurations of fluid in a rock saturated with three phases - brine, oil and gas - mimicking a subsurface reservoir, at high ...
