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Nanoscale coal deformation and its geomechanics effect on pore structure evolution under hydrostatic and uniaxial compression conditions
Rui Zhang,
Shimin Liu
John and Willie Leone Department of Energy & Mineral Engineering (EME)
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Uniaxial Compression
100%
Pore Structure Evolution
100%
Coal Deformation
100%
Geomechanics
100%
Compression Condition
100%
Hydrostatic Compression
100%
Pore Size
66%
Illinois
66%
Degree of Anisotropy
66%
Gas Injection
66%
Pressurization
66%
San Juan
66%
Nanopore Structure
66%
Methane
33%
In Situ
33%
Axial Stress
33%
Sorption
33%
Small-angle Neutron Scattering
33%
Stress Conditions
33%
Nanopore
33%
Argon
33%
Adsorbed Molecules
33%
Matrix Swelling
33%
Structure Evolution
33%
Carbon Dioxide Injection
33%
External Stress
33%
Pore Shrinkage
33%
Deformation Stage
33%
Engineering
Nanoscale
100%
Nanopore
100%
Geomechanics
100%
Gas Injection
66%
Pressurization
66%
Degree of Anisotropy
66%
Methane
33%
Anisotropic
33%
Stress Condition
33%
Combined Effect
33%
External Stress
33%
Direction Perpendicular
33%
Adsorbed Molecule
33%