Interfacial Science for Geosystems Engineers links traditional geosystems engineering with technical advances in emerging energy topics. This text delivers critical research, analysis and application of CO2 sequestration in underground formations. This critical reference also addresses problems related to H2 storage, both timely topics central to the Energy Transition. This specialized volume will address Carbon Sequestration and Hydrogen Storage through Geosystems Engineering,   Surface and Interfacial Tension, Capillarity, Surfactants, Surface Free Energy, Adsorption, Electrokinetics, Colloidal Stability, Equilibrium and Stability of Thin Liquid Films, Wettability, Microemulsions, Emulsions and Foams, and Polymers for Subsurface Applications. Useful as a teaching or training text, Interfacial Science for Geosystems Engineers prepares today’s energy engineer to tackle two pressing problems in the areas of interface and colloid/nano-dispersion physics and chemistry by introducing rapid developments on how to remove CO2 from our environment and how to wean ourselves off fossil energy while meeting growing energy demands.  

This book is a concise but well-organized introduction to nanotechnology (NT) which the upstream oil industry is now vigorously adapting to develop its own unique applications for improved oilfield operations and, oil and gas production. Its reader will learn nanotechnology fundamentals, be introduced to important NT products and applications from other industries and learn about the current state of development of various NT applications in the upstream oil industry, which include innovative use of nanoparticles for enhanced oil recovery; drilling and completions; reservoir sensing; and production operations and flow assurance. Key Features Exclusive title on potential of nanoparticle-based agents and interventions for improving myriad of oilfield operations Unique guide for nanotechnology applications developers and users for oil and gas production Introduces nanotechnology for oil and gas managers and engineers Includes research data discussions relevant to field Offers a practical applications-oriented approach

This book is a concise but well-organized introduction to nanotechnology (NT) which the upstream oil industry is now vigorously adapting to develop its own unique applications for improved oilfield operations and, oil and gas production. Its reader will learn nanotechnology fundamentals, be introduced to important NT products and applications from other industries and learn about the current state of development of various NT applications in the upstream oil industry, which include innovative use of nanoparticles for enhanced oil recovery; drilling and completions; reservoir sensing; and production operations and flow assurance. Key Features Exclusive title on potential of nanoparticle-based agents and interventions for improving myriad of oilfield operations Unique guide for nanotechnology applications developers and users for oil and gas production Introduces nanotechnology for oil and gas managers and engineers Includes research data discussions relevant to field Offers a practical applications-oriented approach