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Evolution of gas saturation and relative permeability during gas production from hydrate-bearing sediments: Gas invasion vs. gas nucleation
Jaewon Jang, J. Carlos Santamarina
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Physics & Astronomy
sediments
100%
hydrates
97%
permeability
72%
nucleation
61%
saturation
57%
gases
42%
water
11%
soils
10%
desaturation
8%
trends
7%
porosity
7%
throats
6%
water flow
5%
drainage
5%
mean free path
4%
gas pressure
4%
topology
4%
low pressure
4%
adjusting
3%
vapor phases
3%
simulation
3%
tubes
3%
conductivity
3%
thresholds
2%
fluids
2%
curves
2%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
gas production
82%
nucleation
69%
saturation
58%
permeability
55%
gas
41%
sediment
39%
capillarity
13%
drainage water
5%
topology
5%
trend
5%
water
4%
simulation
4%
water flow
4%
soil
4%
conductivity
4%
fluid
2%
Chemical Compounds
Nucleation
67%
Permeability
65%
Gas
43%
Percolation
11%
Drainage Water
8%
Soil
8%
Capillarity
6%
Pore
6%
Flow
6%
Simulation
6%
Size Distribution
4%
Displacement
3%
Conductivity
3%
Molecular Cluster
3%
Pressure
2%