MODELING DISSOCIATION BEHAVIOUR OF METHANE HYDRATE IN POROUS SOIL MEDIA

Gas hydrates are crystalline solids (clathrates) in which gas molecules are encaged within lattices of hydrogen bonded water molecules. Hydrates are stable at low temperatures and high pressures; and dissociation takes place at temperatures and pressures outside the stability zone. Modeling the diss...

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Main Authors: Jayasinghe, Anuruddhika G., Grozic, Jocelyn L. H.
Other Authors: University of British Columbia. Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, International Conference on Gas Hydrates (6th : 2008 : Vancouver, B.C.)
Format: Conference Object
Language:English
Published: 2008
Subjects:
Gas hydrates
Dissociation behavior
Soil deformation
Methane hydrate
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/2429/1390
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Summary:Gas hydrates are crystalline solids (clathrates) in which gas molecules are encaged within lattices of hydrogen bonded water molecules. Hydrates are stable at low temperatures and high pressures; and dissociation takes place at temperatures and pressures outside the stability zone. Modeling the dissociation behavior of hydrates in porous soil media requires attention be paid to the geomechanics of hydrate dissociation. This paper addresses the issue of coupling the hydrate dissociation problem with the soil deformation problem and constructs the mathematical framework. Thermally stimulated dissociation process under undrained conditions is considered with conduction heat transfer. Non UBC Unreviewed

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