Experimental study of CO2 huff-n-puff in a tight conglomerate reservoir using true triaxial stress cell core fracturing and displacement system: A case study
Wanfen Pu(Southwest Petroleum University), Quan Xie(Curtin University), Mikhail A. Varfolomeev(Kazan Federal University), Runhua Feng(Curtin University), Song Wang(Gansu Agricultural University), Shoaib Memon(Mehran University of Engineering and Technology), Daijun Du(Southwest Petroleum University), Mohammad Sarmadivaleh(Department of Mines and Petroleum), Lingping Zeng(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Joël Sarout(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation)
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