Apparent permeability prediction of organic shale with generalized lattice Boltzmann model considering surface diffusion effect

@article{Wang2016ApparentPP,
  title={Apparent permeability prediction of organic shale with generalized lattice Boltzmann model considering surface diffusion effect},
  author={Junjian Wang and Li Chen and Qinjun Kang and Sheik S. Rahman},
  journal={Fuel},
  year={2016},
  volume={181},
  pages={478-490}
}
View PDF on arXiv
76 Citations
Highly Influential Citations
1
Background Citations
5
Methods Citations
7
Results Citations
1

76 Citations

Apparent Permeability Prediction of Coal Matrix with Generalized Lattice Boltzmann Model considering Non-Darcy Effect

Methane flow in coal is associated with the content of both organic matter (OM) and inorganic matter (IOM). Coal matrix contains nanopores ranging in size from a few to hundreds of nanometers, which…

A discrete model for apparent gas permeability in nanoporous shale coupling initial water distribution

Pore scale characteristics of gas flow in shale matrix determined by the regularized lattice Boltzmann method

Apparent permeability model for gas transport in shale reservoirs with nano-scale porous media

A simple permeability model for shale gas and key insights on relative importance of various transport mechanisms

A novel numerical model of gas transport in multiscale shale gas reservoirs with considering surface diffusion and Langmuir slip conditions

Multiflow mechanisms coexist in shale gas reservoirs (SGRs) due to the abundant nanopores and the organic matter as a medium of gas souring and storage. The gas transport mechanisms in nanopores…

PS Numerical Modeling of Adsorption and Roughness Effects on Gas Transport in Shale Using the Lattice Boltzmann Method

Advanced techniques have greatly promoted the exploitation of shale gas from shale matrix with low permeability. But the gas transport mechanism in shale is still unclear. Due to the multi-scale pore…

Shale gas transport mechanisms in inorganic and organic pores based on lattice Boltzmann simulation

Pore-scale lattice Boltzmann simulation of micro-gaseous flow considering surface diffusion effect

A coupled Lattice Boltzmann approach to simulate gas flow and transport in shale reservoirs with dynamic sorption

...

References

SHOWING 1-10 OF 64 REFERENCES

Nanoscale simulation of shale transport properties using the lattice Boltzmann method: permeability and diffusivity

It is found that most of the values of correction factor fall in the slip and transition regime, with no Darcy flow regime observed, indicating Knudsen diffusion always plays a role on shale gas transport mechanisms in the reconstructed shales.

Pore-scale prediction of transport properties in reconstructed nanostructures of organic matter in shales

Investigation of methane adsorption and its effect on gas transport in shale matrix through microscale and mesoscale simulations

Multiscale Gas Transport in Shales With Local Kerogen Heterogeneities

On the basis of microand mesoscale investigations, a new mathematical formulation is introduced in detail to investigate multiscale gas-transport phenomena in organic-rich-shale core samples. The…

A stochastic permeability model for the shale-gas systems

Experimental study and modelling of methane adsorption and diffusion in shale

Nonempirical apparent permeability of shale

Physics of fluid flow in shale reservoirs cannot be predicted from standard flow or mass-transfer models because of the presence of nanopores, ranging in size from one to hundreds of nanometers, in…

A Lattice Boltzmann Model for Simulating Gas Flow in Kerogen Pores

Nanoscale phenomena in kerogen pores could result in complicated non-Darcy effects in shale gas production, and so classical simulation approaches based on Darcy’s law may not be appropriate for…

Apparent Permeability for Gas Flow in Shale Reservoirs Coupling Effects of Gas Diffusion and Desorption

Gas transport mechanism and apparent permeability in shale reservoirs are significantly different from those in conventional gas reservoirs, which are mainly caused by the nanoscale phenomena and…

A Fully-Coupled Free and Adsorptive Phase Transport Model for Shale Gas Reservoirs Including Non-Darcy Flow Effects

Accurate modeling of gas through shale-gas reservoirs characterized by nano-meter pores where the effects of various non-Darcy flow regimes and the adsorbed-layer are important is presented and…
...