Investigation of the formation characteristics of methane hydrate in frozen porous media
The replacement technique of CO2-CH4 hydrate in naturally occurring gas hydrates is a promising method for achieving CO2 storage and CH4 recovery in permafrost regions. Revealing the formation characteristics of CH4 hydrate becomes an urgent need in porous medium below the freezing point. For this p...
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ftchacadsciegiec:oai:ir.giec.ac.cn:344007/35873 2023-12-24T10:17:29+01:00 Investigation of the formation characteristics of methane hydrate in frozen porous media Zhang, Xuemin Zhang, Shanling Li, Yinhui Li, Jinping Wang, Yingmei Yang, Li 2022-02-01 http://ir.giec.ac.cn/handle/344007/35872 http://ir.giec.ac.cn/handle/344007/35873 https://doi.org/10.1080/10916466.2022.2036191 英语 eng TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC PETROLEUM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY http://ir.giec.ac.cn/handle/344007/35872 http://ir.giec.ac.cn/handle/344007/35873 doi:10.1080/10916466.2022.2036191 CH4 hydrate conversion rate formation rate freezing point porous media GAS HYDRATE WATER DISSOCIATION STORAGE SEDIMENTS EQUILIBRIUM PRESSURE HUFF ICE Energy & Fuels Engineering Chemical Petroleum 期刊论文 2022 ftchacadsciegiec https://doi.org/10.1080/10916466.2022.2036191 2023-11-24T01:15:33Z The replacement technique of CO2-CH4 hydrate in naturally occurring gas hydrates is a promising method for achieving CO2 storage and CH4 recovery in permafrost regions. Revealing the formation characteristics of CH4 hydrate becomes an urgent need in porous medium below the freezing point. For this purpose, the formation experiment was carried out under different conditions and the formation characteristics were systematically investigated. The result indicated that the initial pressure was the key factor affecting the formation process of CH4 hydrate. And the final pressure drop was greater at higher initial pressure conditions. The final pressure drop reached to 0.92 MPa when the initial pressure was 9 MPa under the same temperature conditions. The results also illustrated that, the formation rate of hydrate was the fastest when the temperatures were closely to the freezing point. The average formation rate of CH4 hydrate reached to 0.646 mmol/h when the temperature was 273.15 K. Moreover, the smaller the particle size was, the higher the final conversion rate of ice. The final conversion rate reached to 56.5% when the initial pressure was 9 MPa. The results are of significance for exploiting natural gas hydrate in the permafrost regions. Report Ice Methane hydrate permafrost Guangzhou Institute of Energy Conversion, Chinese Academy of Sciences: GIEC OpenIR Petroleum Science and Technology 40 17 2123 2140 |
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CH4 hydrate conversion rate formation rate freezing point porous media GAS HYDRATE WATER DISSOCIATION STORAGE SEDIMENTS EQUILIBRIUM PRESSURE HUFF ICE Energy & Fuels Engineering Chemical Petroleum Zhang, Xuemin Zhang, Shanling Li, Yinhui Li, Jinping Wang, Yingmei Yang, Li Investigation of the formation characteristics of methane hydrate in frozen porous media |
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The replacement technique of CO2-CH4 hydrate in naturally occurring gas hydrates is a promising method for achieving CO2 storage and CH4 recovery in permafrost regions. Revealing the formation characteristics of CH4 hydrate becomes an urgent need in porous medium below the freezing point. For this purpose, the formation experiment was carried out under different conditions and the formation characteristics were systematically investigated. The result indicated that the initial pressure was the key factor affecting the formation process of CH4 hydrate. And the final pressure drop was greater at higher initial pressure conditions. The final pressure drop reached to 0.92 MPa when the initial pressure was 9 MPa under the same temperature conditions. The results also illustrated that, the formation rate of hydrate was the fastest when the temperatures were closely to the freezing point. The average formation rate of CH4 hydrate reached to 0.646 mmol/h when the temperature was 273.15 K. Moreover, the smaller the particle size was, the higher the final conversion rate of ice. The final conversion rate reached to 56.5% when the initial pressure was 9 MPa. The results are of significance for exploiting natural gas hydrate in the permafrost regions. |
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Investigation of the formation characteristics of methane hydrate in frozen porous media |
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Investigation of the formation characteristics of methane hydrate in frozen porous media |
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Investigation of the formation characteristics of methane hydrate in frozen porous media |
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Investigation of the formation characteristics of methane hydrate in frozen porous media |
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Investigation of the formation characteristics of methane hydrate in frozen porous media |
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investigation of the formation characteristics of methane hydrate in frozen porous media |
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