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2. The characteristics of petroleum seepage in coal seams: a case study of Ordos Basin.

Author

Zhang, Jie, Wu, Jianjun, Yang, Sen, Bai, Wenyong, and Zhuo, Qingsong

Subjects
OIL seepage, COAL, NONLINEAR theories, OIL wells, SEEPAGE, RESOURCE exploitation
Abstract

To solve the technical problems of safe and efficient exploitation of coal resources by abandoned oil wells in the Ordos Basin, several characteristics of the coal seam need to be fully explored: petroleum seepage pressure, seepage velocity and seepage range. However, these are difficult to determine in situ, and often numerical models are used. A comprehensive analysis method combining COMSOL Multiphysics numerical software and seepage model is proposed here based on the continuous non-linear theory of seepage flow and the constructed seepage channel model of different pores and fissure coal samples. The characteristic parameters are determined by on-site measurement to verify the accuracy of the proposed analysis method. The results show that the characteristic parameters of each seepage flow studied differ from those measured in the field; however, the difference is small. The seepage pressure in time and space can more accurately describe the changes in the tensile parameters. The spatial dimension seepage pressures forms three-stage distribution along the radial direction. The maximum seepage velocity is about 16 m/month, and the radial seepage range is 221 ∼ 235 m. The comprehensive analysis method based on the new seepage model quantitatively reflects the changes in seepage characteristic parameters and enhances the methods of seepage research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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10. Dynamic analysis of pulmonary computed tomography (CT) characteristics in cured coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) patients

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Yang, Yunhui, primary, Zhang, Zhenghua, additional, Jiang, Yuanming, additional, Li, Zhipeng, additional, Yang, Hongyuan, additional, Li, Zhi, additional, Li, Xiang, additional, Yang, Juntao, additional, Zhang, Jing, additional, Peng, Yan, additional, Luo, Lin, additional, Chang, Wen, additional, Zhao, Wei, additional, Wu, Yi, additional, Ma, Cunwen, additional, Wang, Shiping, additional, Wen, Yongjian, additional, Pu, Fushun, additional, Jiang, Xuefei, additional, Shen, Lishuang, additional, Zhan, Zhengyi, additional, Jin, Yong, additional, Li, Qiming, additional, Yi, Wenfang, additional, Xie, Ying, additional, Tang, Yanlong, additional, Duan, Hao, additional, Yang, Kai, additional, Su, Yu, additional, Wu, Chuncai, additional, Luo, Zhongzheng, additional, Wang, Peng, additional, Hong, Minchang, additional, Yang, Shiqiang, additional, Bai, Wenyong, additional, Yu, Guilin, additional, Liu, Shaohua, additional, Nie, Zhongmin, additional, Song, Guangbi, additional, Guo, Dongquan, additional, He, Xiaobo, additional, Chen, Zhiyu, additional, Xue, Kaiyi, additional, Ma, Jiyao, additional, Wu, Yuchun, additional, Yang, Xiaotao, additional, He, Bo, additional, Wang, Kunhua, additional, and Pi, Jiangyuan, additional

Published
2021
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12. Interpretation of Chinese Ming and Qing fiction Narrative Pattern Analysis

Author

Bai Wenyong

Subjects
Literature, business.industry, media_common.quotation_subject, Interpretation (philosophy), Chinese literature, Art, Narrative structure, Narrative, Clan, Dream, China, business, media_common, Drama
Abstract

China's social structure and cultural shape mold the narrative mode and narrative perspective of ancient Chinese novels. Chinese social structure of the family as the basic unit of society constituted the history of Chinese literature especially the family and clan -based Ming creative form of fiction and drama. Family drama in Song and Yuan has a great impact on the Ming family novel. As a result, novels in Song are more family -oriented, such as " King Cat " following the Confucian order of the family line and based on the production concept, as well as " Dream of Red Mansions" describing the rise and fall of a family or social life. Novels in Ming and Qing were not specifically looking for a family novel network structure to transcend linear structure, but this kind of narrative structure is consistent with and social structure, Chinese people's communicative manner and the content of the novel. This paper analyzes the narrative mode under the impact of these contents.

Published
2014

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