Dry reforming of methane (DRM) is a sustainable method to produce valuable syngas from two important greenhouse gases, CH4 and CO2. Traditional thermal DRM requires high temperatures, resulting in high carbon deposition, while photothermal catalysis reduces the energy barrier by using solar light and creates charge car...
Primary and secondary recovery methods typically leave 60–70% of original oil in place due to capillary trapping, adverse mobility ratios, and reservoir heterogeneity. Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) targets this residual oil through thermal, chemical, gas, microbial, hybrid, and nanofluid-based processes that alter pore...
Zoraiz Arshad, M. Tahir· Energy & Fuels· 0 citations
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