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Prof.dr. C.J. Spiers Person

Prof.dr. C.J. Spiers

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Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/304829323

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Professor
Organisation Experimental Rock Deformation Group (UU)
Chair (EN) Experimental rock deformation
Chair (NL) Geologie, op het gebied van experimentele gesteentedeformatie
Phone +31-30-2534972
Email c. j. spiers -at- uu. nl
URL http://www.uu.nl/faculty/geosciences/EN/research/institutesa...

Publications

Applied stress reduces the CO2 sorption capacity of coal
Fault rocks from the SAFOD core samples : implications for weakening at shallow depths along the San Andreas Fault, California
Fracture healing and transport properties of wellbore cement in the presence of supercritical CO2
Stress-strain response of pre-compacted granular coal samples exposed to CO2, CH4, He and Ar
Failure behavior of single sand grains: theory versus experiment
All publications..

Enhanced publications

Doctoral Thesis: Structure and properties of fluid-filled grain boundaries under stress in geological materials
Doctoral Thesis: EBSD analysis of heterogeneous microstructures in experimentally deformed calcite: development of core and mantle subgrains, grain boundary bulges and recrystallised grains
Doctoral Thesis: Subsurface impact of CO2: Response of carbonate rocks and wellbore cement to supercritical CO2 injection and long-term storage

Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Project leader Rheological behaviour of crustal fault rocks: Experimental quantification of strain weakening and strength recovery effects
Project leader Long term effects of CO2 on the mechanical behaviour and transport properties of faults
Project leader CO2-induced clay/shale mineral swelling using optical cell
Project leader The solid state flow and damage behaviour of rocksalt
Project leader Response of coal to CO2 injection under conditions relevant to ECBM production
All current research..

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Project leader Melt distributions in olivine rocks: implications for rheology and geophysical signatures of the upper mantle
Supervisor Effect of coal matrix swelling on enhanced coalbed methane production. A field and laboratory study
Supervisor SUBSURFACE IMPACT OF CO2 - Response of carbonate rocks and wellbore cement to supercritical CO2 injection and long-term storage
Project leader Slip behaviour of crustal faults under hydrothermal conditions
Project leader Structure and properties of fluid-filled grain boundaries under stress in geological materials
All completed research..

Classification

D15300 Geophysics

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