Brian R. Strazisar, Ph.D. – RJ Lee Group, Inc. (RJLG)

Articles by Brian R. Strazisar, Ph.D.:

Reactive transport of CO2-saturated water in a cement fracture: Application to wellbore leakage during geologic CO2 storage

Benchmark Well Cement / CO₂ Publication Surpasses 200 Citations

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Time-dependent Fluid Migration From a Storage Formation via Leaky Wells

Hydraulic Fracturing: Better Understood Than You Might Think

Effect of exposure environment on the interactions between acid gas (H2S and CO2) and pozzolan-amended wellbore cement under acid gas co-sequestration conditions

Rate of H2S and CO2 attack on pozzolan-amended Class H well cement under geologic sequestration conditions

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Development of reacted channel during flow of CO2 rich water along a cement fracture

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Characterization of pozzolan-amended wellbore cement exposed to CO2 and H2S gas mixtures under geologic carbon storage conditions

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Comparison of methods for geologic storage of carbon dioxide in saline formations

Dynamic Evolution of Cement Composition and Transport Properties under Conditions Relevant to Geological Carbon Sequestration

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Atmospheric and soil-gas monitoring for surface leakage at the San Juan Basin CO2 pilot test site at Pump Canyon New Mexico, using perfluorocarbon tracers, CO2 soil-gas flux and soil-gas hydrocarbons

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Experimental Evidence for Self-Limiting Reactive Flow through a Fractured Cement Core: Implications for Time-Dependent Wellbore Leakage

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Modeling of CBM Production, CO2 Injection, and Tracer Movement at a Field CO2 Sequestration Site

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Probabilistic Design of a Near-Surface CO2 Leak Detection System

Bayesian Hierarchical Models for Soil CO2 Flux and Leak Detection at Geologic Sequestration Sites

Dynamic Alteration along a Fractured Cement/Cement Interface: Implications for Long-Term Leakage Risk along a Well with an Annulus Defect

Experimental Investigations of the Effects of Acid Gas (H2S/CO2) Exposure under Geological Sequestration Conditions

H2S-CO2 Reaction with Hydrated Class H Well Cement: Acid-Gas Injection and CO2 Co-Sequestration

A Shallow Subsurface Controlled Release Facility in Bozeman, Montana, USA, for Testing Near-Surface CO2 Detection Techniques and Transport Models

Atmospheric Tracer Monitoring and Surface Plume Development at the ZERT Pilot Test in Bozeman, Montana, USA

Near-Surface Monitoring for the ZERT Shallow CO2 Injection Project

CO2 Reaction with Hydrated Class H Well Cement under Geologic Sequestration Conditions: Effects of Flyash Admixtures

A Controlled Field Pilot for Testing Near-Surface CO2 Detection Techniques and Transport Models

The Influence of Confining Stress and Chemical Alteration on Conductive Pathways within Wellbore Cement

Chemical Reactions of Wellbore Cement Under CO2 Storage Conditions: Effects of Cement Additives

Rate of CO2 Attack on Hydrated Class H Well Cement under Geologic Sequestration Conditions

The Use of Tracers to Assess Leakage from the Sequestration of CO2 in a Depleted Oil Reservoir, New Mexico, USA

Degradation of Well Cement by CO2 under Geologic Sequestration Conditions

Monitoring, Mitigation and Verification at Sequestration Sites: SEQURE Technologies and the Challenge for Geophysical Detection

Modeling Carbon Dioxide Sequestration in Saline Aquifers: Significance of Elevated Pressures and Salinities

Separation and Capture of CO2 from Large Stationary Sources and Sequestration in Geological Formations – Coalbeds and Deep Saline Aquifers

Degradation Pathways for Monoethanolamine in a CO2 Capture Facility

Sources and Composition of PM2.5 at the National Energy Technology Laboratory in Pittsburgh during July and August 2000

Vibrationally Inelastic Scattering of High-n Rydberg H Atoms from N2 and O2

Mode Specific Energy Disposal in the 4-Atom Reaction OH + D2 →HOD + D

Excited State Dynamics of H2CN Radicals

Rotational diffusion of organic solutes: The role of dielectric friction in polar solvents and electrolyte solutions