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Influence law of pore water storage characteristics on the gas adsorption characteristics of coal

Authors: CHEN Aikun; ZHAI Cheng; CAI Yuliang; SUN Yong; YU Xu; XU Jizhao; CONG Yuzhou; ZHENG Yangfeng; TANG Wei

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijmst.2025.07.008Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Pore water storage characteristics significantly influence methane adsorption in coal, with effects varying by coal rank. • During water diffusion, adsorbed water penetrates micropores, with brown coal retaining more adsorbed water than anthracite. • High-rank coal (anthracite) shows a marked decrease in methane adsorption capacity (Langmuir volume reduction of 21.22 cm3/g) during both water diffusion and addition phases. • Molecular dynamics simulations reveal that hydroxyl groups enhance electrostatic interactions, increasing steric hindrance and inhibiting hydrogen bond formation, correlating with pore water content.