A Preliminary Experimental Study on the Effect of Confining Pressure or Gas Pressure on the Permeability of Coal Samples

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To provide technical support for gas extraction and gas accident prevention technology, the permeability law of gas in coal seams under different ground stress and gas pressure has been explored. The evolution law of coal sample permeability under different confining pressure and gas pressure was deeply studied by using the coal rock mechanics–permeability test system TAWD-2000. The conclusions are as follows. The permeability of coal samples can be divided into three stages in the whole stress–strain process, gradually decreasing stage, tending to be stable and slowly rising stage, and significantly rising stage. When the confining pressure and axial pressure of the coal sample are constant, the permeability of the coal sample decreases gradually with the increase in gas pressure. When the gas pressure and axial pressure of coal samples are constant, the permeability of the coal samples first decreases and then rises with the gradual increase of confining pressure. Under different confining pressures and gas pressures, the change degree and change rate of coal permeability and are different in the whole stress–strain process. The research results can provide necessary data support for subsequent numerical calculations and practical engineering application.

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Guo, J., Wang, L., Ding, K., Jiang, C., Wang, S., & Ren, B. (2022). A Preliminary Experimental Study on the Effect of Confining Pressure or Gas Pressure on the Permeability of Coal Samples. Minerals, 12(10). https://doi.org/10.3390/min12101265

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