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N Siemons

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Investigation of high-pressure selective adsorption/desorption behaviour of CO2 and CH4 on coals: An experimental study
Journal article - A Busch, Y Gensterblum, BM Krooss, N Siemons

Coal bed methane technology for storage of CO2

Measurement and interpretation of supercritical CO2 sorption on various coals
Journal article - N Siemons, A Busch

High pressure methane gas adsorption experiments with CH4/CO2 mixtures on Dutch coals

Pressure dependence of the CO2 contact angle on bituminous coal and semi - anthracit in water

Differential swelling and permeability change of coal in response to CO2 injection for enhanced coalbed methane
Conference paper - S Mazumder, N Siemons, K.H.A.A. Wolf

Laboratory research as a backing to CO2-sequestration improved coalbed methane production
Conference paper - K.H.A.A. Wolf, N Siemons, R Ephraim

Upscaled diffusion in coal particles
Journal article - N Siemons, J. Bruining, BM Krooss

Differential swelling and permeability change of coal in response to CO2-injection for ECBM

Pressure dependence of the contact angle in a CO2-H2O-coal system

Interpretation of carbon dioxide diffusion behavior in coals
Journal article - N Siemons, K.H.A.A. Wolf, J. Bruining

Analysing cleat angles in coal seams using image analysis techniques on artificial drilling cuttings and prepared coal blocks

High presure methane and carbondioxide adsorption on dry and noisture-equilibrated carboniferous coals
Conference paper - BM Krooss, Y Gensterblum, N Siemons

High pressure methane and carbon dioxide adsorption on dry and moisture-equilibrated Pennsylvanian coals

Assessing the kinetics and capacity of gas adsorption in coals by a combined adsorption/diffusion method

Development of advanced reservoir characterisation and simulation tools for improved coalbed methane recovery

CO2-ECBM developments in experiments: A summary of a workshop held at Delft University of Technology, December 2005

Assessing the kinetics and capacity of gas adsorption in coals by a combined adsorption/diffusion method
Abstract - N Siemons

Multiphase flow experiments in order to understand the behaviour of (partly) saturated coals as a gas reservoir: examples
Journal article - K.H.A.A. Wolf, N Siemons, J. Bruining

Development of advanced reservoir characterisation and simulation tools for improved coalbed methane recovery; April 2002-October 2002