Use of Computed X-Ray Topographic Data for Analyzing the Thermodynamics of a Dissociating Porous Sand/Hydrate Mixture

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X-ray computed tomography (CT) is a method that has been used extensively in laboratory experiments for measuring rock properties and fluid transport behavior. More recently, CT scanning has been applied successfully to detect the presence and study the behavior of naturally occurring hydrates.

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Barry M. Freifeld(1)*, Timothy J. Kneafsey(1), Liviu Tomutsa(1), Laura A. Stern(2) and Stephen H. Kirby ---- Roy Long, Use of Computed X-Ray Topographic Data for Analyzing the Thermodynamics of a Dissociating Porous Sand/Hydrate Mixture, 2016-09-29, https://edx.netl.doe.gov/dataset/use-of-computed-x-ray-topographic-data-for-analyzing-the-thermodynamics-of-a-dissociating-porous-sa

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Citation	Barry M. Freifeld(1)*, Timothy J. Kneafsey(1), Liviu Tomutsa(1), Laura A. Stern(2) and Stephen H. Kirby ---- Roy Long, Use of Computed X-Ray Topographic Data for Analyzing the Thermodynamics of a Dissociating Porous Sand/Hydrate Mixture, 2016-09-29, https://edx.netl.doe.gov/dataset/use-of-computed-x-ray-topographic-data-for-analyzing-the-thermodynamics-of-a-dissociating-porous-sa
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Use of Computed X-Ray Topographic Data for Analyzing the Thermodynamics of a Dissociating Porous Sand/Hydrate Mixture

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