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Analytical Solutions for Gas-Water Two-Phase Flow in Multiseam Coalbed Methane Production
Multiseam coalbed methane (CBM) exploitation can not only reduce single-well investment but also increase the length of service of the well and significantly enhance the CBM economic recovery of the entire basin. To compare with and further to guide the actual project of CBM production, this study proposed a conceptual gas-water two-phase separate flow
Xiaoji Shang +4 more
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Earth-cover landfills are one of the primary means of treating urban garbage. However, the organic matter in the garbage generates a large amount of gas upon degradation.
Maohong YAO +5 more
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Shale gas is a key transitional low-carbon energy source, offering a cleaner-burning alternative to coal, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and supporting energy security during the transition to renewable energy systems.
Yingzhong Yuan +7 more
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Effect of channel geometries on two-phase mixture level swell and its fluctuation amplitude
Gas–liquid two-phase flow in a stagnant pool is an important phenomenon in designing and operating industrial facilities. When gas is mixed or boiling occurs in stagnant water, the actual water level appears higher than the original water level.
Takahiro ARAI +2 more
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To deeply explore the dynamic evolutionary characteristics of water blocking effect in coal reservoir pores under different water saturation conditions, optimize and guide the target mine to formulate an efficient water blocking release strategy, thus ...
Chenxi REN +7 more
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Three-phase gas-oil-water flow is an important type of flow present in petroleum extraction and processing. This paper reports a novel threshold-based method to visualize and estimate the cross-sectional phase fraction of gas-oil-water mixtures.
Felipe D. A. Dias +6 more
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The intricate flow processes in nano‐pores pose limitations on the extraction of resources such as shale gas and gas hydrates. To observe water/gas two‐phase flow in nano‐pores, we employed molecular dynamics simulations on water/methane two‐phase flow ...
Chao Zheng +6 more
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Macroscale Gas–Water Two‐Phase Transport Simulation in Shales considering Nanomicroscale Effects
As an effective approach to evaluate shale gas production, macroscale numerical simulations have been conducted; however, multiscale storage space and complex gas–water two‐phase transport mechanisms are not systematically considered. To deal with this, a rigorous cross‐scale gas–water two‐phase transport simulation method that considers the pore, core,
Dongying Wang +5 more
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The governing equations of a two-phase flow have a strong nonlinear term due to the interactions between gas and water such as capillary pressure, water saturation, and gas solubility.
Xiaoji Shang, J. G. Wang, Zhizhen Zhang
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Pore-scale modeling of gas–water two-phase flow in porous gas reservoirs
Porous gas reservoirs are abundant in reserves and represent a significant proportion of discovered gas reservoirs worldwide. During the middle to late stages of development, these reservoirs often face the risk of water invasion, which reduces ...
Minhua Cheng +6 more
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