August 7, 2025EnergiesOpen Access

Synergy of Fly Ash and Surfactant on Stabilizing CO2/N2 Foam for CCUS in Energy Applications

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Foams with fly ash nanoparticles and surfactants show significantly improved stability for carbon capture applications.
The study found that the optimal concentrations were 5.0 wt% for fly ash and 3.0 wt% for clay, enhancing foam volume.
CTAB, SDBS, and SDS demonstrated the highest stability in nitrogen foam due to low solubility and gas diffusion.
Improving foam stability using fly ash can optimize recovery strategies in energy applications, aiding in effective carbon utilization.

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Research demonstrates improved foam stability and volume in CCUS using fly ash and surfactants, highlighting practical applications for EOR.

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Research demonstrates improved foam stability and volume in CCUS using fly ash and surfactants, highlighting practical applications for EOR.