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Review of shale gas sorption and its models
Yun Yang
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Shimin Liu
John and Willie Leone Department of Energy & Mineral Engineering (EME)
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Shale
100%
Shale Gas
100%
Gas Adsorption
100%
Adsorbed Gas
57%
Shale Reservoir
42%
Gas Transport
28%
Free Gas
28%
Total Organic Carbon
14%
Sorption Capacity
14%
Desorption
14%
Porosity
14%
Sorption
14%
Transport Processes
14%
Reservoir Pressure
14%
Initial Pressure
14%
Gas Well
14%
Hydraulic Fracturing
14%
Relative Role
14%
Moisture Content
14%
Burial Depth
14%
Diffusivity
14%
Reservoir Production
14%
Adsorption Theory
14%
Highly Heterogeneous
14%
Gas Recovery
14%
Moisture Effect
14%
Transport Capacity
14%
Reservoir Rock
14%
Pore Surface
14%
Production Forecasting
14%
Free Phase
14%
Gas Storage
14%
Total Gas
14%
Shale Matrix
14%
Heterogeneous Structure
14%
Adsorption Model
14%
Gas Play
14%
Shale Play
14%
Mineral Content
14%
Storage Mechanism
14%
Gas Storage Capacity
14%
Reservoir Evaluation
14%
Good Recovery
14%
Natural Gas Resources
14%
Pay Zones
14%
Thermal Maturity
14%
Gas Resources
14%
Deep Burial
14%
Shale Gas Production
14%
Critical Desorption Pressure
14%
Kerogen Type
14%
Engineering
Shale Gas
100%
Gas Adsorption
100%
Gas Storage
66%
Transport Process
33%
Reservoir Pressure
33%
Hydraulic Fracturing
33%
Gas Well
33%
Diffusivity
33%
Interrelationship
33%
Gas Production
33%
Total Organic Carbon
33%
Adsorption Theory
33%
Initial Pressure
33%
Natural Gas Resource
33%
Reservoir Rock
33%
Porosity
33%
Critical Desorption Pressure
33%
Chemical Engineering
Gas Adsorption
100%
Desorption
66%
Organic Carbon
33%
Diffusion
33%
Adsorption Model
33%
Sorption Capacity
33%