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Investigation of multiphase fluid seepage behaviour in abandoned mines: Insights from single fracture to network scale

Authors: XUE Kangsheng; PU Hai; LI Ming; LIU Lulu; LIU Xiaoyan; LIU Dejun

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijmst.2026.01.006Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• A fractal-based permeability model for rough fracture networks accurately predicts single-phase and two-phase flow with deviations under 10%. • Fracture number, tortuosity, and aperture are the dominant geometric parameters controlling permeability. • Flow regimes significantly influence relative permeability in gas-water two-phase systems. • The framework offers a practical, physically based method for analyzing multiphase seepage in fractured rock, applicable to field-scale systems.