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36
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Best Publications

  • Petrophysical characterization of coals by low-field nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)

    Yanbin Yao;Dameng Liu;Yao Che;Dazhen Tang

  • Fractal characterization of adsorption-pores of coals from North China: An investigation on CH4 adsorption capacity of coals

    Yanbin Yao;Dameng Liu;Dazhen Tang;Shuheng Tang

  • Fractal characterization of seepage-pores of coals from China: An investigation on permeability of coals

    Yanbin Yao;Dameng Liu;Dazhen Tang;Shuheng Tang

  • Non-destructive characterization of coal samples from China using microfocus X-ray computed tomography

    Yanbin Yao;Dameng Liu;Yao Che;Dazhen Tang

  • Geochemical, Sr-Nd-Pb, and zircon Hf-O isotopic compositions of Eocene-Oligocene shoshonitic and potassic adakite-like felsic intrusions in Western Yunnan, SW China: Petrogenesis and tectonic implications

    Yong Jun Lu;Robert Kerrich;Campbell T. Mccuaig;Zheng Xiang Li

  • Determining fractal dimensions of coal pores by FHH model: Problems and effects

    Songhang Zhang;Shuheng Tang;Dazhen Tang;Wenhui Huang

  • Preliminary evaluation of the coalbed methane production potential and its geological controls in the Weibei Coalfield, Southeastern Ordos Basin, China

    Yanbin Yao;Dameng Liu;Dazhen Tang;Shuheng Tang

  • Coal reservoir characteristics and coalbed methane resource assessment in Huainan and Huaibei coalfields, Southern North China

    Dameng Liu;Yanbin Yao;Dazhen Tang;Shuheng Tang

  • The characteristics of coal reservoir pores and coal facies in Liulin district, Hedong coal field of China

    Songhang Zhang;Songhang Zhang;Shuheng Tang;Dazhen Tang;Zhejun Pan

  • Investigation of pore structure and fractal characteristics of the Lower Silurian Longmaxi shales in western Hunan and Hubei Provinces in China

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  • Study on coalbed methane accumulation characteristics and favorable areas in the Binchang area, southwestern Ordos Basin, China

    H. Xu;D.Z. Tang;D.M. Liu;S.H. Tang

  • A dynamic prediction model for gas–water effective permeability based on coalbed methane production data

    H. Xu;D.Z. Tang;S.H. Tang;J.L. Zhao

  • Methane Sorption Capacity of Organics and Clays in High-Over Matured Shale-Gas Systems

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  • Study of hydrochemical characteristics of CBM co-produced water of the Shizhuangnan Block in the southern Qinshui Basin, China, on its implication of CBM development

    Songhang Zhang;Shuheng Tang;Zhongcheng Li;Zhejun Pan

  • Re-evaluating adsorbed and free methane content in coal and its ad- and desorption processes analysis

    Yong Li;Zhuangsen Wang;Shuheng Tang;Derek Elsworth

  • An experimental investigation of diffusivity and porosity anisotropy of a Chinese gas shale

    Yi Wan;Yi Wan;Zhejun Pan;Shuheng Tang;Luke D. Connell

  • Stable isotope characteristics of CBM co-produced water and implications for CBM development: The example of the Shizhuangnan block in the southern Qinshui Basin, China

    Songhang Zhang;Shuheng Tang;Zhongcheng Li;Qiulei Guo

  • Laboratory Study of Gas Permeability and Cleat Compressibility for CBM/ECBM in Chinese Coals:

    Guiqiang Zheng;Guiqiang Zheng;Zhejun Pan;Zhongwei Chen;Shuheng Tang

  • Effects of pressure and temperature on gas diffusion and flow for primary and enhanced coalbed methane recovery

    Yidong Cai;Yidong Cai;Zhejun Pan;Dameng Liu;Guiqiang Zheng

  • Formation and development of pore structure in marine-continental transitional shale from northern China across a maturation gradient: insights from gas adsorption and mercury intrusion

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