Research Article
Analysis of Thermal Stimulation to Enhance Shale Gas Recovery through a Novel Conceptual Model
Table 2
Setting of model parameters in the numerical tests.
| | Model parameter | Value | Unit |
| | Porosity | 0.05 | 1 | | Inner matrix permeability | 1.00E − 16 | m2 | | Primary fracture permeability | 1.00E − 10 | m2 | | Secondary fracture permeability | 1.00E − 11 | m2 | | Gas constant | 8.314 | Pa.m3/mol/K | | Molecular mass | 0.016 | kg/mol | | Initial pressure | 2.00E + 07 | Pa | | Wellbore pressure | 3.00E + 06 | Pa | | Initial temperature | 393.15 | K | | Thickness | 100 | m | | Reservoir length | 1200 | m | | Reservoir width | 800 | m | | Thermal conductivity of gas | 0.05 [27] | W/m/K | | Outer matrix permeability | 1.00E − 17 | m2 | | Thermal conductivity of rock | 2.8 [27] | W/m/K | | Heat capacity of gas | 3000 [40] | J/kg/K | | Heat capacity of rock | 1000 [27] | J/kg/K | | Density of rock | 2600 | kg/m3 | | Volumetric heat transfer coefficient | 1 [41] | W/m3/K | | Langmuir volume constant | 100 | scf/ton | | Fracture porosity | 0.5 | 1 | | Temperature of inner boundary | 520 | K |
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