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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Gas migration"”.

  1. Gas migration inside proteins: Mechanism, characterization, and applications

    "Gas migration inside proteins is a little-studied yet very important topic for many classes of proteins such as globins, oxygenases, and oxidases, which store oxygen gas or use it for enzymatic purposes. One reason why this process has not received prominent attention in recent years was because …

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  2. Coupled Hydro-Mechanical Modelling of Gas Migration in Saturated Bentonite

    … and proper swelling ability. Nevertheless, gas migration in saturated bentonite may undermine the sealing ability of the geomaterial. Previous experimental studies showed that the gas migration process is accompanied by complex hydromechanical (HM) behaviors, such as gas breakthrough …

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  3. Subsurface methane migration from natural gas distribution pipelines as affected by soil heterogeneity: field scale experimental and numerical study

    With the increased use of natural gas as a transition fuel on the path toward low-carbon energy, safety and environmental concerns from leaking underground natural gas pipelines are becoming more widespread. Pipeline leakage can be catastrophic when flammable mixtures of methane and air accumulate …

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  4. Preferential mode of gas invasion in sediments : grain-scale model of coupled multiphase fluid flow and sediment mechanics

    … model for simulating, at the grain scale, gas migration in brine-saturated deformable media. We rigorously account for the presence of two fluids in the pore space by incorporating forces on grains due to pore fluid pressures, and surface tension between fluids. This model, which couples …

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  5. Landfill design, construction and non-invasive monitoring

    … are appraised as methods of monitoring landfill gas, or possibly leachate migration, from two case study landfill sites in South West England. Vegetation stress can be linked to landfill gas migration (Flower et al., 1981) and this stress can be detected as a deviation from normal spectral …

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  6. Analysis of diagnostic testing of sustained casing pressure in wells

    … to the loss of well’s external integrity causing gas inflow from a high-pressure formation into the well’s annulus. Then, the gas migrates upward through a leaking cement sheath, percolates through the mud column and accumulates above the liquid level inside the gas cap. The study identified two …

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  7. Quantitative geometric model of connected carbonaceous material in mudrocks

    Unconventional gas resources have become important as an environment- friendly source of fuel. It is important to understand the pore level geometries of grains and voids in mudrocks in order to understand the flow potential of gas from these rocks. Recent observations of nanopores within …

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  8. LABORATORY-SCALE INVESTIGATION OF PERMEABILITY AND FLOW MODELING FOR HIGHLY STRESSED COALBED METHANE RESEROVIRS USING PULSE DECAY METHOD

    … of the difficulty in measuring steady-state gas flowrates resulting from the tight rock structure of. However, accurate estimation of permeability of highly stressed coals is pivotal in coalbed methane (CBM) operations in order to precisely and effectively model and project long-term gas

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  9. Investigation of Nanopore Confinement Effects on Convective and Diffusive Multicomponent Multiphase Fluid Transport in Shale using In-House Simulation Models

    … the nano-confinement effects that include large gas-oil capillary pressure and critical property shifts could alter the phase behaviors, thereby affecting the oil or gas production. In this research, two in-house simulation models, i.e., a compositionally extended black-oil model and a fully …

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  10. Using 2D and 3D basin modelling and seismic seepage indicators to investigate controls on hydrocarbon migration and accumulation in the Vulcan Sub-basin, Timor Sea, North-western Australia.

    … out in order to better elucidate the petroleum migration and accumulation histories and exploration potential of the region. The study area extended from the southern limit of the Swan Graben in the south-west to the northern part of the Cartier Trough in the north-east. The results from the …

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