WANG Xiaoqi, ZHAI Zengqiang, JIN Xu, et al. Progress in adsorption and diffusion of shale gas[J]. CIESC Journal, 2015, (8): 2838-2845.
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WANG Xiaoqi, ZHAI Zengqiang, JIN Xu, et al. Progress in adsorption and diffusion of shale gas[J]. CIESC Journal, 2015, (8): 2838-2845.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20150750.
With the rapid increase of global energy consumption
the conventional natural gas resource is in shortage and difficult to meet the increasing demands. As a kind of unconventional gas
shale gas has a potential wealth of natural resources and the advantage of low carbon emission. With the commercial exploitation in America and Canada
shale gas has been drawing more and more attention. However
due to the tightness and low permeability of shale
shale gas is extremely difficult to produce. Therefore
understanding pore structure of shale as well as gas adsorption and diffusion is of great importance for the resource assessment and effective exploitation. In this review
domestic and overseas development progress of shale gas resource has been outlined
and the pore structures as well as the features of the shales are elaborated. The progress in molecular simulation of adsorption and diffusion of shale gas is summarized
and the perspective for shale gas is also provided.
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