Titlebook: Coalbed Methane in China; Geological Theory an Yan Song,Xinmin Zhang,Shaobo Liu Book 2021 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2021 Unconvent

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決定性

expire

hypotension

Characterization and Controlling Factors of CBM Reservoirs,ores can be divided into macropores (>1000?nm), mesopores (100 to 1000?nm), small pores (10 to 100?nm) and micropores (<10?nm). Gas penetrates by laminar flow and turbulent flow in the macropores, and exists by means of capillary condensation, physical adsorption and diffusion in the micropores.

Benign

Benign

Stimulation Mechanism and Application,ity. In the design of fracture height and width, it is necessary to have an accurate understanding of in-situ stress and coal rock mechanics. In addition, in the study of fracture pressure and wellbore stability in fracturing construction, it is also necessary to test and study the rock mechanical parameters.

GRATE

發(fā)展

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-0650-7ores can be divided into macropores (>1000?nm), mesopores (100 to 1000?nm), small pores (10 to 100?nm) and micropores (<10?nm). Gas penetrates by laminar flow and turbulent flow in the macropores, and exists by means of capillary condensation, physical adsorption and diffusion in the micropores.

PANT

Handlungs- und Richtungsentscheidungen,orphic environment, composition, ash yield, moisture, reservoir pressure and temperature. Under similar metamorphism and sedimentary conditions, coal rock composition, ash yield, moisture and pore surface area are different, which can be reflected by isothermal absorption experiments on coal samples