Transport Properties of Aqueous Methane Solutions and Blocking Behavior of Intelligent‐Responsive Temporary Plugging Agent in a Switchable Nano‐channel: A Dissipative Particle Dynamics Simulation Study
Bowen Zhu,
Zhongjin He,
Guosheng Jiang
et al.
Abstract:Intelligent‐responsive temporary plugging agents (TPAs) have great potential in the field of oil and gas resource extraction due to their self‐adaptability to the environment. However, the transport mechanism of oil and gas molecules, such as aqueous methane solution in intelligent‐responsive TPA‐modified nano‐channels and the blocking behavior of TPA, have not been verified yet. In this work, dissipative particle dynamics simulations (DPD) are conducted to investigate the velocity distribution and the force c… Show more
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