Research Article
An Improved Coupled Modeling Method for Coalbed Methane Extraction after Hydraulic Fracturing
Table 1
Parameters for numerical simulation.
| Variable | Parameters | Value | Variable | Parameters | Value |
| | Young’s modulus/GPa | 8.47 | | Increased coefficient of permeability | 10 | | Poisson’s ratio | 0.23 | | Initial methane pressure in fracture/MPa | 1.32 | | Coal density/kg/m3 | 1650 | | Initial methane pressure in matrix/MPa | 1.32 | | Ultimate tensile strength/MPa | 0.10 | | Initial porosity for coal matrix | 0.035 | | Ultimate compressive strength/MPa | 16.8 | | Initial porosity for fracture | 0.018 | | Internal friction angle/° | 32 | | Coal matrix size/m | 0.01 | | Water injection pressure/MPa | 10 | | Temperature of coal seam/K | 300 | | Initial fracture permeability in direction/m2 | | | Methane dynamic viscosity/pa·s | | | Initial fracture permeability in direction/m2 | | | Adsorption time/s | 153360 | | Initial fracture permeability in direction/m2 | | | Langmuir pressure constant/MPa | 0.93 | | Initial matrix permeability/mD | 0.002 | | Langmuir volume constant/m3/kg | 0.0371 | | Extraction pressure/kPa | 20 | | Langmuir strain constant | 0.012 | | Increased coefficient of porosity | 10 | | Klinkenberg factor/MPa | 0.76 |
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