YANG Zhao-zhong, ZHANG Yun-peng, JIA Min, et al. Experimental research on influence of low temperature on coal permeability[J]. 2017, 38(2): 354-360.
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YANG Zhao-zhong, ZHANG Yun-peng, JIA Min, et al. Experimental research on influence of low temperature on coal permeability[J]. 2017, 38(2): 354-360.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2017.02.007.
Experimental research on influence of low temperature on coal permeability
Liquid nitrogen fracturing is a technique using liquid nitrogen as a fracturing fluid to stimulate the reservoir. During the treatment of liquid nitrogen fracturing
the cryogenic nitrogen is injected into formation
which leads coal rocks damage and increases coal rocks permeability. To reveal the laws of permeability variation after cryogenic nitrogen injection
the permeability tests are conducted on coal rocks before and after cryogenic treatment with pressure pulse decay method. By comparing the permeability results of dry and saturated coal rocks at different temperatures
it is found that the permeabilities of coal rock are all improved after 30 minutes cryogenic treatment respectively at -10 ℃
-25 ℃
-40 ℃ and liquid nitrogen (-195.8 ℃). Saturated coal rocks have a higher increasing rate of permeability than dry coal rocks. With the decrease of temperature
the permeability of coal rocks increases by a large amplitude. An exponential relation between the increasing rate of coal rock permeability and the temperature is obtained. The test results are analyzed to reveal the principles of coal rocks damage and permeability enhance influenced by low temperature.
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