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Water blocking effect caused by the use of hydraulic methods for permeability enhancement in coal seams and methods for its removal 被引量:9

Water blocking effect caused by the use of hydraulic methods for permeability enhancement in coal seams and methods for its removal
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摘要 To research techniques for removing the water blocking effect caused by hydraulic applications in coal seams,the use of surfactants is proposed,based on the mechanics of the water blocking effect.Centrifugal experiments were used to validate the effects of using surfactants;the results show that after dealing with vacuum saturation with water,the volume of micropores decreases,which results in a larger average pore size,and the volume of transitional pores,mesopores,macropores and total pores increases.Based on the distribution of pore size,the operation mode of ‘‘water infusion after gas extraction,then continuing gas extraction" is recommended to improve the volume of coal mine gas drainage.When the reflectance of vitrinite in coal samples is less than 1,using the surfactants Fast T,1631,APG,BS can mitigate the damage caused by the water blocking effect.But when the reflectance of vitrinite is larger than 1.4,the damage caused by the water blocking effect can be increased.When the surfactant CMC is used in hydraulic applications,the capillary forces of coal samples are almost negative,which means the capillary force is in the same direction as the gas extraction.The direction of capillary forces benefits the gas flow.So,using CMC can play an active role in removing the water blocking effect.Centrifugal experiments confirm that using CMC can effectively remove the water blocking effect,which has a beneficial effect on improving the gas drainage volume. To research techniques for removing the water blocking effect caused by hydraulic applications in coal seams, the use of surfactants is proposed, based on the mechanics of the water blocking effect. Centrifugal experiments were used to validate the effects of using surfactants; the results show that after dealing with vacuum saturation with water, the volume of micropores decreases, which results in a larger average pore size, and the volume of transitional pores, mesopores, macropores and total pores increases. Based on the distribution of pore size, the operation mode of "water infusion after gas extraction, then continuing gas extraction" is recommended to improve the volume of coal mine gas drainage. When the reflectance of vitrinite in coal samples is less than 1, using the surfactants Fast T, 1631, APG, BS can mitigate the damage caused by the water blocking effect. But when the reflectance of vitrinite is larger than 1.4, the damage caused by the water blocking effect can be increased. When the surfactant CMC is used in hydraulic applications, the capillary forces of coal samples are almost negative, which means the capillary force is in the same direction as the gas extraction. The direction of capillary forces benefits the gas flow. So, using CMC can play an active role in removing the water blocking effect. Centrifugal experiments confirm that using CMC can effectively remove the water blocking effect, which has a ben-eficial effect on improving the gas drainage volume.
出处 《International Journal of Mining Science and Technology》 SCIE EI CSCD 2016年第4期615-621,共7页 矿业科学技术学报(英文版)
基金 financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.51504084) the Education Department of Fujian Province (No.JA15493)
关键词 煤层透气性 堵水效果 水力 表面活性剂 镜质体反射率 羧甲基纤维素钠 毛细管力 矿井瓦斯 Gas extraction Hydraulic measures Water blocking effect Capillary force Surfactant
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