Mingzhe Dong

Professor

University of Calgary

Canada

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Professor Mingzhe Dong is a faculty member at the University of Calgary in Canada. His research focuses on enhanced oil recovery and carbon sequestration, particularly through methodologies involving CO2 interactions with hydrocarbons and the mechanics of fluid flow in porous media. Recent articles authored by Professor Dong explore numerical simulations, experimental investigations, and the application of surfactants to improve oil recovery processes.

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Mingzhe Dong

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Articles (14)

Insight into the oil–water seepage mechanism based on shale stress deformation: A numerical simulation approach

Impact of citrate ester surfactants on the MMP, extraction and swelling behaviors between CO2 and oil: Applications for enhanced shale oil recovery

Micro-scale experimental investigations of CO2-WAG injection and Ostwald ripening analysis in carbonate rocks with different pore structures

Investigation of the Driving Force of Replacing Adsorbed Hydrocarbons by CO2 in Organic Matter from an Energy Perspective

Influence of glycol ether additive with low molecular weight on the interactions between CO2 and oil: Applications for enhanced shale oil recovery

Simultaneous adjustment on the CO2/oil and CO2/water interface tensions using hydrophilic, lipophilic and CO2-philic surfactants during CO2 flooding to enhance shale oil recovery after hydraulic fracturing

Pore-Scale Characterization of CO2 Trapping and Oil Displacement in Three-Phase Flow in a Heterogeneous Layered Sandstone

Review of CO2-kerogen interaction and its effects on enhanced oil recovery and carbon sequestration in shale oil reservoirs

Enhanced oil recovery by emulsion injection in heterogeneous heavy oil reservoirs: Experiments, modeling and reservoir simulation

Analytical solutions of critical oil film thickness of negative spreading coefficient in a capillary corner

Dynamic effective permeability of a laminated structure with cross flow in the transient flow process and its application to reservoir simulation

Effects of the laminated-structure and mixed wettability on the oil/water relative permeabilities and oil productions in shale oil formations

Impact of cross-flow on well production in shale reservoir considering vertical variation of reservoir and fracture properties: Model and field application

CO2-kerogen interaction dominated CO2-oil counter-current diffusion and its effect on ad-/absorbed oil recovery and CO2 sequestration in shale

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