Multifunction Evaluation System for Coal-Bed Gas Adsorption Isothermal and Pollution of Drilling Fluids

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The multifunction evaluation system for coal-bed gas adsorption isothermal and pollution of drilling fluids is used for detecting the isothermal curves of adsorption and desorption needed in coal-bed gas exploration and development, at the same time, the system is used for studying the influences of external conditions applied on the coal bed such as reservoir temperature, moisture in the coal, the component of adsorbed gas, the drilling fluids and fracturing fluids on the coal beds, and pertaining to the technical area of the test instruments of coal-bed gas for drilling, exploration and development. Structure of the system is rational with advanced performance and high automation, its pressure and temperature are controlled by high precision sensors, and the microcomputer matched with the instrument has functions of rapid data acquisition, data process and chart plotting. This evaluation system can not only be used for detecting the isothermal curves of adsorption and desorption of single component gases, also can be used for detecting the isothermal curves of multi-component gases and deriving the diffusion coefficient of gas in the coal beds. Also the system can be used for evaluating the restoration value of the coal-bed desorption ability both before and after being polluted by drilling fluids and estimating the influence of drilling fluid and fracturing fluid, by which the shortcomings of unicity of adsorption and desorption test of coal bed gas, low automation level and low accuracy at present are eliminated, and it has the characteristics of clear flow-sheet, easy operation, modules of experiment software and standardization of experiment data.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 201-203)

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565-571

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February 2011

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