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An optimized transient technique and flow modeling for laboratory permeability measurements of unconventional gas reservoirs with tight structure

Feng, 2017

Document ID
12655669919194339386
Author
Feng R
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering

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Considering the significance of pressure-dependent-permeability in characterizing fluid flow and production from gas reservoirs and the inaccuracy of the conventional transient technique in laboratory permeability measurements of core samples from unconventional …
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