Coupled Seepage Mechanics Model of Coal Containing Methane Based on Pore Structure Fractal Features

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The paper applies fractal theory to the structure of fractal coal pores and calculates the fractal dimension and integrated fractal dimension for each pore section >100 nm, 100 nm > d > 5.25 nm, and <2 nm. In the experiment, we performed the full stress–strain-seepage experiment of methane-bearing coal, revealed the deformation–seepage characteristics of methane-bearing coal under load, and deduced the dynamic prediction mechanical model of methane-bearing coal permeability based on pore heterogeneity, followed by practical verification. The results show that the permeability change in methane-bearing coal is an external manifestation of coal pore deformation, and the two are closely related and affected by changes in the effective stress coefficient. The derived fractal-deformation-coupled methane permeability mechanics model based on coal pore heterogeneity has high accuracy, a general expression for the stress–strain-permeability model based on coal heterogeneity is given, and the fractal Langmuir model is verified to be highly accurate (>0.9) and can be used for coal reservoir permeability prediction.

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Lv, R., Zhu, Y., Ma, X., Ni, X., & Ren, J. (2022). Coupled Seepage Mechanics Model of Coal Containing Methane Based on Pore Structure Fractal Features. Fractal and Fractional, 6(7). https://doi.org/10.3390/fractalfract6070391

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