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October 8, 2025Water Resources ResearchOpen Access

Mixing‐Induced Mineral Precipitation in Porous Media: Front Development and Its Impact on Flow and Transport

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Injectivity decline poses challenges in geothermal systems, with increased risk of complete well shutdown.
Core-flooding experiments showed how flow velocities impact mineral precipitation rates significantly.
Post-experiment analysis using micro-CT and electron microprobes revealed the morphology of mineral deposits.
Findings underscore the importance of understanding flow conditions to mitigate formation damage in geothermal applications.

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Core-flooding experiments reveal that flow conditions significantly influence mineral precipitation in geothermal systems, highlighting injectivity challenges.

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Kottsova et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6a0f4718ef0a556b33e2b https://doi.org/10.1029/2024wr039316

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Core-flooding experiments reveal that flow conditions significantly influence mineral precipitation in geothermal systems, highlighting injectivity challenges.

Mixing‐Induced Mineral Precipitation in Porous Media: Front Development and Its Impact on Flow and Transport

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