The oxidation induration and reduction swelling behavior of the chromium-bearing vanadium titanomagnetite pellets (CVTP) with B2O3 addition were investigated. Besides, the reduction swelling index (RSI) and compressiv...The oxidation induration and reduction swelling behavior of the chromium-bearing vanadium titanomagnetite pellets (CVTP) with B2O3 addition were investigated. Besides, the reduction swelling index (RSI) and compressive strength (CS) of the reduced CVTP were also examined using the simulated coke oven gas (COG). The results suggested that the CS of CVTP was increased from 2448 to 3819.2 N, while the porosity of CVTP was decreased from 14.86% to 10.03% with the increase in B2O3 addition amounts. Moreover, the B2O3 mainly existed in the forms of TiB0.024O2 and Fe3BO5 in both CVTP and the reduced CVTP. Specifically, the CS of the reduced CVTP was elevated from 901 to 956.2 N, while the RSI was reduced from 5.87% to 3.81% as the B2O3 addition amounts were increased. Taken together, B2O3 addition would facilitate the aggregation and diffusion of metallic iron particles, which contributed to reducing the formation of metal iron whiskers and weakening the reduction swelling behavior.展开更多
It is fundamental that changes in coal reservoir permeability are researched, in particular, the accurate determination of variations in the coal matrix caused by CO2 replacing CH4 at different gas saturation conditio...It is fundamental that changes in coal reservoir permeability are researched, in particular, the accurate determination of variations in the coal matrix caused by CO2 replacing CH4 at different gas saturation conditions. Based on the surface free energy, the extended Langmuir isothermal adsorption model, combined with CO2 replacing CH4 in experimental trials, and calling on the more general principles and characteristics of the field, mathematical models describing the coal matrix as it undergoes different processes such as CO2 injection and desorption were established. Combined with laboratory data about CO2 replacement under different methane saturation conditions, a law governing the variations in coal matrix CO2 replacement under different methane gas saturation conditions was obtained. The results showed that： in the injection process, the coal matrix expansion rate caused by CO2 or CH4 was exponentially increased with the CO2 pressure increase, the expansion caused by CO2 was far greater than the expansion caused by CH4 in the desorption process, the coal matrix shrinkage caused by CO2 or CH4 was exponentially increased with the pressure decrease, the shrinkage caused by CO2 was larger than the shrinkage caused by CH4 under the same pressure and different gas saturation, the total shrinkage in the desorption process in the coal matrix was greater than the total expansion in the injection process. At higher gas saturations, the total coal matrix shrinkage volume exceeded the total expansion corresponding to pressure points higher in the desorption process.展开更多
In order to quantify the effect of matrix shrinkage on reservoir permeability during coalbed methane production, coal samples from Huozhou, Changzhi and Jincheng areas in Shanxi province （classified as high-volatile ...In order to quantify the effect of matrix shrinkage on reservoir permeability during coalbed methane production, coal samples from Huozhou, Changzhi and Jincheng areas in Shanxi province （classified as high-volatile bituminous coal, low-volatile bituminous coal and anthracite, respectively） were collected, and adsorption-induced coal swelling in methane were determined by an optical method at 40 ℃ and pressure up to 12 MPa. All three coals showed similar behavior-that swelling increased as a function of pressure up to about 10 MPa but thereafter no further increase in swelling was observed. Swelling in the direction perpendicular to the bedding plane is greater than that parallel to the bedding plane, and the differences are about 7.77-8.33%. The maximum volumetric swelling ranges from 2.73% to 3.21 %-increasing with increasing coal rank. The swelling data can be described by a modified DR model. In addition, swelling increases with the amount of adsorption. However, the increase shows a relatively slower stage followed by a relatively faster stage instead of a linear increase. Based on the assumption that sorption-induced swelling/shrinkage of coal in methane is reversible, the permeability increases induced by coal shrinkage during methane desorption was analyzed, and the results indicate that the permeability change is larger for higher rank coal in the same unit of pressure depletion.展开更多
基金Projects(51674084,51174051,51574082)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘The oxidation induration and reduction swelling behavior of the chromium-bearing vanadium titanomagnetite pellets (CVTP) with B2O3 addition were investigated. Besides, the reduction swelling index (RSI) and compressive strength (CS) of the reduced CVTP were also examined using the simulated coke oven gas (COG). The results suggested that the CS of CVTP was increased from 2448 to 3819.2 N, while the porosity of CVTP was decreased from 14.86% to 10.03% with the increase in B2O3 addition amounts. Moreover, the B2O3 mainly existed in the forms of TiB0.024O2 and Fe3BO5 in both CVTP and the reduced CVTP. Specifically, the CS of the reduced CVTP was elevated from 901 to 956.2 N, while the RSI was reduced from 5.87% to 3.81% as the B2O3 addition amounts were increased. Taken together, B2O3 addition would facilitate the aggregation and diffusion of metallic iron particles, which contributed to reducing the formation of metal iron whiskers and weakening the reduction swelling behavior.
文摘It is fundamental that changes in coal reservoir permeability are researched, in particular, the accurate determination of variations in the coal matrix caused by CO2 replacing CH4 at different gas saturation conditions. Based on the surface free energy, the extended Langmuir isothermal adsorption model, combined with CO2 replacing CH4 in experimental trials, and calling on the more general principles and characteristics of the field, mathematical models describing the coal matrix as it undergoes different processes such as CO2 injection and desorption were established. Combined with laboratory data about CO2 replacement under different methane saturation conditions, a law governing the variations in coal matrix CO2 replacement under different methane gas saturation conditions was obtained. The results showed that： in the injection process, the coal matrix expansion rate caused by CO2 or CH4 was exponentially increased with the CO2 pressure increase, the expansion caused by CO2 was far greater than the expansion caused by CH4 in the desorption process, the coal matrix shrinkage caused by CO2 or CH4 was exponentially increased with the pressure decrease, the shrinkage caused by CO2 was larger than the shrinkage caused by CH4 under the same pressure and different gas saturation, the total shrinkage in the desorption process in the coal matrix was greater than the total expansion in the injection process. At higher gas saturations, the total coal matrix shrinkage volume exceeded the total expansion corresponding to pressure points higher in the desorption process.
基金funded by the National Key Technology Support Program of China (No. 2014BAC18B02)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 41272176 and 41202116)
文摘In order to quantify the effect of matrix shrinkage on reservoir permeability during coalbed methane production, coal samples from Huozhou, Changzhi and Jincheng areas in Shanxi province （classified as high-volatile bituminous coal, low-volatile bituminous coal and anthracite, respectively） were collected, and adsorption-induced coal swelling in methane were determined by an optical method at 40 ℃ and pressure up to 12 MPa. All three coals showed similar behavior-that swelling increased as a function of pressure up to about 10 MPa but thereafter no further increase in swelling was observed. Swelling in the direction perpendicular to the bedding plane is greater than that parallel to the bedding plane, and the differences are about 7.77-8.33%. The maximum volumetric swelling ranges from 2.73% to 3.21 %-increasing with increasing coal rank. The swelling data can be described by a modified DR model. In addition, swelling increases with the amount of adsorption. However, the increase shows a relatively slower stage followed by a relatively faster stage instead of a linear increase. Based on the assumption that sorption-induced swelling/shrinkage of coal in methane is reversible, the permeability increases induced by coal shrinkage during methane desorption was analyzed, and the results indicate that the permeability change is larger for higher rank coal in the same unit of pressure depletion.
