In order to investigate the influence mechanism of reservoir pressure and gas desorption on permeability of coal measure shale gas reservoir

effective stress-permeability models of matrix and fracture for reservoir in non-equilibrium desorption state were proposed on the basis of the kinetic diffusion of gas in the matrix. Subsequently

the permeability models of reservoir in non-equilibrium desorption state and uniaxial strain condition were set up. The effectiveness of permeability models was discussed by analyzing results of the field and laboratory experiments on samples as well as permeability of reservoir. The permeability model in non-equilibrium desorption state can provide a better fit to the experimental values of permeability. A smaller pore volumetric modulus leads to a more rapid rebound in the matrix permeability; and a greater fracture compressibility yields a more drastic reduction in the fracture permeability. Afterwards

the influence mechanism of various parameters on reservoir permeability was studied. The results indicate that the matrix permeability first decreases and then rebounds

fracture permeability increases gradually with the decrease of matrix pressure when the fracture pressure decreases to a certain value. Matrix permeability increases and fracture permeability decreases gradually with the decrease of fracture pressure when the matrix pressure drops to a certain value.