“…Coal energy is the foundation and pillar of our nation’s energy structure, accounting for approximately 70% of our total energy consumption. − Its significance in our national economy cannot be overstated as the primary energy source supporting industrial production and the daily lives of urban and rural inhabitants. , While our country actively promotes the development and utilization of new and clean energy sources, coal energy will continue to play a crucial role in the short term. − Given the distinctive characteristic of our coal-dominated energy structure, preventing coal mining accidents holds immense importance, particularly the risks of coal and gas outbursts. , The most effective preventive measure is the drilling and extraction of gas, which not only helps to mitigate hazards but also enables the utilization of gas resources, generating additional economic and social benefits for the mines. − Gas extraction from coal seams represents the most effective approach to gas management, with coal seam drilling being the only means of achieving gas extraction . Gas extraction ensures the safe mining of working faces and allows for the acquisition of gas resources, resulting in supplementary economic and social benefits for the mines. − High-gas mines are the primary target for gas extraction in our country, and data indicates that nearly 95% of the coal seams within these high-gas mines are soft .…”
During the gas extraction drilling process, especially
the soft
coal seam drilling process, due to the constraints of geological conditions,
technical conditions, and other factors, it is easy to encounter stuck
holes, blowout, lost circulation, and hole collapse, which affect
the realization of efficient gas management. In the petroleum industry,
microfoam drilling fluid has unique advantages as a drilling and flushing
medium. Through the response surface method, this study conducts a
preliminary experimental study on the types of foaming agents, foam
stabilizers, modified bentonite materials, and filtrate reducers and
determines the optimal formula as 3.98% modified bentonite + 0.586%
compound foaming agent + 0.776% foam stabilizer + 1% sulfonated phenolic
resin + 2% carboxymethyl starch sodium. The performance of the microfoam
drilling fluid system is tested. Subsequently, a simulated soft coal
seam drilling test is carried out to verify the effectiveness of the
developed directional microfoam drilling fluid for protecting coal
rock holes. This microfoam drilling fluid system technology can improve
the drilling quality of the sealing section of coal seam gas extraction
drilling and effectively improve the gas extraction rate of coal mines.
“…Coal energy is the foundation and pillar of our nation’s energy structure, accounting for approximately 70% of our total energy consumption. − Its significance in our national economy cannot be overstated as the primary energy source supporting industrial production and the daily lives of urban and rural inhabitants. , While our country actively promotes the development and utilization of new and clean energy sources, coal energy will continue to play a crucial role in the short term. − Given the distinctive characteristic of our coal-dominated energy structure, preventing coal mining accidents holds immense importance, particularly the risks of coal and gas outbursts. , The most effective preventive measure is the drilling and extraction of gas, which not only helps to mitigate hazards but also enables the utilization of gas resources, generating additional economic and social benefits for the mines. − Gas extraction from coal seams represents the most effective approach to gas management, with coal seam drilling being the only means of achieving gas extraction . Gas extraction ensures the safe mining of working faces and allows for the acquisition of gas resources, resulting in supplementary economic and social benefits for the mines. − High-gas mines are the primary target for gas extraction in our country, and data indicates that nearly 95% of the coal seams within these high-gas mines are soft .…”
During the gas extraction drilling process, especially
the soft
coal seam drilling process, due to the constraints of geological conditions,
technical conditions, and other factors, it is easy to encounter stuck
holes, blowout, lost circulation, and hole collapse, which affect
the realization of efficient gas management. In the petroleum industry,
microfoam drilling fluid has unique advantages as a drilling and flushing
medium. Through the response surface method, this study conducts a
preliminary experimental study on the types of foaming agents, foam
stabilizers, modified bentonite materials, and filtrate reducers and
determines the optimal formula as 3.98% modified bentonite + 0.586%
compound foaming agent + 0.776% foam stabilizer + 1% sulfonated phenolic
resin + 2% carboxymethyl starch sodium. The performance of the microfoam
drilling fluid system is tested. Subsequently, a simulated soft coal
seam drilling test is carried out to verify the effectiveness of the
developed directional microfoam drilling fluid for protecting coal
rock holes. This microfoam drilling fluid system technology can improve
the drilling quality of the sealing section of coal seam gas extraction
drilling and effectively improve the gas extraction rate of coal mines.
“… 24 For directional long drilling, Liu 25 obtained an exponential relationship between the negative pressure in the extraction drilling hole and the drilling length, using a pressure test device in the extraction drilling hole. Duan 26 designed a directional long-drilling pre-extraction hole. It substantially improved the efficiency of gas extraction.…”
To accurately determine the effective extraction radius
of directional
long drilling, the influence of the negative pressure of the hole
mouth, the drilling diameter, and the drilling length of the hole
on the effective extraction radius of a directional long drilling
hole is simulated by establishing a coal-to-gas gas-structure coupling
model considering the Klinkenberg effect. Finally, the reliability
of the numerical simulation is verified through field testing in Yuxi
Coal Mine. The results reveal that the attenuation of negative pressure
in a directional long borehole along a long hole has a significant
influence on the gas extraction effect. The radial gas pressure of
the extraction drilling hole is distributed in a “V”
shape when the negative pressure of the extraction decays along the
direction of the hole length. The higher the negative pressure and
the longer the diameter of the drilling hole, the higher is the gas
extraction effect. The effective extraction radius is exponentially
related to the drilled hole depth when the negative pressure of extraction
is attenuated along the long hole direction. The negative pressure
of the hole and the diameter of the borehole are linearly related
to the effective extraction radius at the depth of drilling hole of
430 m. Through field tests, while extracting for 180 days based on
the stubble pressing effect, the effective extraction radius of the
directional long borehole of the No. 3 coal seam of Yuxi Coal Mine
is 5.7 m, and the absolute error between the numerical simulation
is 0.1 m. In addition, the gas pressure obtained from different sampling
points is consistent with the numerical simulation. The relative error
is 0.3–4.1%. The results provide a theoretical basis for the
rational layout of directional drilling.
“…This phenomenon causes the desorption, diffusion, and seepage of coal gas along the depth of the hole under different pressures; it also results in the zoned drainage effect phenomenon (Wang, 12 Lin 13 ), which is one of the main problems that restricts the exploration of the gas flow regularity in coal seams and extraction boreholes. Mastering the dynamic change characteristics of negative pressure along the hole length and determining reasonable gas extraction parameters have been an unmet challenge (Wang, 14 Duan 15 ). Qin 16 believed that the distribution of the negative pressure in an extraction borehole corresponds to a logarithmic relationship.…”
A proper understanding
of the change characteristics of negative
drainage pressure along a drilling hole is essential since gas drainage
parameters are the key parameters that influence the efficiency of
gas drainage. In this study, based on the coupling of gas seepage
from coal seams and the gas flow along the drilling hole, a theoretical
model was established to calculate the gas pressure change law along
the drilling hole with different influencing factors. Subsequently,
a multibranch method was applied to test the negative pressure at
different drilling holes. Finally, a field test was conducted in the
Jiulishan coal mine to analyze the changed characteristics of the
negative drainage pressure along the drilling hole. The results show
that at a constant negative drainage pressure in the borehole, the
negative pressure gradually decreased with increasing depth. With
an increase in negative drainage pressure at the borehole, the negative
pressure loss for every 100 m substantially increased. The gas flux
had the most obvious influence on the negative pressure in the drilling
hole, and the pressure loss rapidly increased with increasing gas
flux. When the diameter of the borehole was small, the negative pressure
loss was significant; when the drilling hole was deep, the negative
pressure decreased more significantly. This study has important theoretical
and practical significance for improving the gas drainage effect.
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