M Kazemi, A Takbiri-Borujeni - SPE Western Regional Meeting, 2016 - onepetro.org

Flow of gases in organic nanocapillary pores of shale: a boundary-driven molecular simulation study.

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Kazemi, Takbiri-Borujeni

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Excerpt

Modeling of gases flow in organic nanopores of shale is associated with complexities due to ultratight pores and adsorption capacity of the kerogen. The pore sizes in organic nanopores are small such that the mean free path of gas molecules become comparable to the characteristic length of the system. The objective of this work is to fulfill the need for the investigation of flow of different gases with unlike adsorption characteristics and examining the contribution of the adsorbed phase to total mass flux. In this study, adsorption and …

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