Segmented 3D Images of Supercritical CO2-Brine Draiange into Bentheimer Sandstones

Segmented 3D images of supercritical CO2-brine drainage experiments into two mildly heterogeneous Bentheimer sandstone cores performed under conditions relevant to geologic carbon sequestration (45 degrees Celsius and 1250 PSI) and under both immiscible and partially miscible conditions. The diameter and height of the cropped sample for the first core ("core 01") was 2581 and 6996 voxels (9.94 and 26.92 mm), respectively, and 2591 and 8889 voxels (9.80 and 33.61 mm) for the second core ("core 02"). The voxel size of these registered data was 3.85 micron and 3.78 micron for core 01 and core 02, respectively.