The Constitute Law of Gas Seepage in Rock Fractures Undergoing Three-dimensional Stress
The Constitute Law of Gas Seepage in Rock Fractures Undergoing Three-dimensional Stress
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DOI:
10.1007/s11242-005-5881-1
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发表时间:
2006-06
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
Dong Yang;Yangsheng Zhao;Yaoqing Hu
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作者:
Dong Yang;Yangsheng Zhao;Yaoqing Hu
This paper is based on the research we have done in recent years of the constitute law of gas seepage in rock fractures. Both experiments and theoretical derivations will be discussed. The gases used in our experiments include methane and CO2, both of which are highly adsorptive. The experiments were conducted mainly in coal fractures. The results reveal that the permeability coefficient of gas in rock fractures varies parabolically with respect to fracture pore pressure. When the pore pressure is below a certain value, the permeability coefficient decreases while the pore pressure increases. It is different from the water seepage law in fractures. Analysis shows that this abnormality is caused by adsorption. It is also concluded that the tangent deformation has the same effects as normal deformation on gas seepage law. The permeability of gas in fractures has a negative exponent relationship with both normal deformation and tangent deformation.