作者: Alireza Gerami , Ryan T. Armstrong , Benjamin Johnston , Majid Ebrahimi Warkiani , Nader Mosavat
DOI: 10.1021/ACS.ENERGYFUELS.7B01046
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摘要: Geomaterial microfluidics are the next generation of tools necessary for studying fluid flows related to subsurface engineering technologies. Traditional microfluidic devices do not capture surface wettability and roughness parameters that can have a significant influence on porous media flows. This is particularly important for coal seam gas reservoirs in which methane gas is transported through a well-developed system of natural fractures that display unique wettability and roughness characteristics. A coal geomaterial microfluidic device can …