Review Article
Review of the Hydrogeological Controls on Coalbed Methane (CBM) and Development Trends
Table 1
Conditions for identifying different hydrodynamic zones.
| Identification condition | Strong runoff zone | Medium runoff zone | Stagnant zone |
| Fault development characteristics | Strongly fractured fault with a high hydraulic conductivity | Fractures and faults distributed within the zone with a relatively low hydraulic conductivity | No fractures or fewer fractures within the zone | Connection with surface water | Close relationship between the surface water in the zone and the aquifer | Hydraulic relationships between part of the surface water in the zone and the aquifer | No hydraulic relationship between the surface water and the aquifer | Water type | SO4·Cl-–Na·K | HCO3·Cl–Na·K | Cl–Na·K | Converted hydraulic gradient | >0.3 m/m | 0.1~0.3 m/m | Less than 0.1 m/m | Salinity | Low | Medium | High |
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