Methane hydrate gas production: evaluating and exploiting the solid gas resource
Methane hydrate gas could be a tremendous energy resource if methods can be devised to produce this gas economically. This paper examines two methods of producing gas from hydrate deposits by the injection of hot water or steam, and also examines the feasibility of hydraulic fracturing and pressure...
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ftunivnotexas:info:ark/67531/metadc1114171 2023-05-15T17:11:44+02:00 Methane hydrate gas production: evaluating and exploiting the solid gas resource McGuire, P. L. 1981-01-01 23 pages Text https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1114171/ English eng Los Alamos National Laboratory other: DE82004373 rep-no: LA-UR-81-3461 rep-no: CONF-811212-3 grantno: W-7405-ENG-36 osti: 6124525 https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1114171/ ark: ark:/67531/metadc1114171 4. international conference on alternative energy sources, Miami Beach, FL, USA, 14 Dec 1981 Fuels Wells 030900* -- Natural Gas-- Artificial Stimulation Plowshare-- (-1989) Organic Compounds Hydrates Water Gas Hydrates Steam Injection Natural Gas Thermal Recovery Fluid Injection Fluid Injection Processes Methane Enhanced Recovery Gas Fuels Natural Gas Wells 03 Natural Gas Fossil Fuels Hydrocarbons Fracturing Fuel Gas Comminution Hydraulic Fracturing Oxygen Compounds Recovery Energy Sources Fluids Gases Hydrogen Compounds Production Hot Water Alkanes Article 1981 ftunivnotexas 2021-01-23T23:08:15Z Methane hydrate gas could be a tremendous energy resource if methods can be devised to produce this gas economically. This paper examines two methods of producing gas from hydrate deposits by the injection of hot water or steam, and also examines the feasibility of hydraulic fracturing and pressure reduction as a hydrate gas production technique. A hydraulic fracturing technique suitable for hydrate reservoirs and a system for coring hydrate reservoirs are also described. Article in Journal/Newspaper Methane hydrate University of North Texas: UNT Digital Library |
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Fuels Wells 030900* -- Natural Gas-- Artificial Stimulation Plowshare-- (-1989) Organic Compounds Hydrates Water Gas Hydrates Steam Injection Natural Gas Thermal Recovery Fluid Injection Fluid Injection Processes Methane Enhanced Recovery Gas Fuels Natural Gas Wells 03 Natural Gas Fossil Fuels Hydrocarbons Fracturing Fuel Gas Comminution Hydraulic Fracturing Oxygen Compounds Recovery Energy Sources Fluids Gases Hydrogen Compounds Production Hot Water Alkanes |
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Fuels Wells 030900* -- Natural Gas-- Artificial Stimulation Plowshare-- (-1989) Organic Compounds Hydrates Water Gas Hydrates Steam Injection Natural Gas Thermal Recovery Fluid Injection Fluid Injection Processes Methane Enhanced Recovery Gas Fuels Natural Gas Wells 03 Natural Gas Fossil Fuels Hydrocarbons Fracturing Fuel Gas Comminution Hydraulic Fracturing Oxygen Compounds Recovery Energy Sources Fluids Gases Hydrogen Compounds Production Hot Water Alkanes McGuire, P. L. Methane hydrate gas production: evaluating and exploiting the solid gas resource |
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Fuels Wells 030900* -- Natural Gas-- Artificial Stimulation Plowshare-- (-1989) Organic Compounds Hydrates Water Gas Hydrates Steam Injection Natural Gas Thermal Recovery Fluid Injection Fluid Injection Processes Methane Enhanced Recovery Gas Fuels Natural Gas Wells 03 Natural Gas Fossil Fuels Hydrocarbons Fracturing Fuel Gas Comminution Hydraulic Fracturing Oxygen Compounds Recovery Energy Sources Fluids Gases Hydrogen Compounds Production Hot Water Alkanes |
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Methane hydrate gas could be a tremendous energy resource if methods can be devised to produce this gas economically. This paper examines two methods of producing gas from hydrate deposits by the injection of hot water or steam, and also examines the feasibility of hydraulic fracturing and pressure reduction as a hydrate gas production technique. A hydraulic fracturing technique suitable for hydrate reservoirs and a system for coring hydrate reservoirs are also described. |
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Article in Journal/Newspaper |
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McGuire, P. L. |
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McGuire, P. L. |
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McGuire, P. L. |
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Methane hydrate gas production: evaluating and exploiting the solid gas resource |
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Methane hydrate gas production: evaluating and exploiting the solid gas resource |
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Methane hydrate gas production: evaluating and exploiting the solid gas resource |
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Methane hydrate gas production: evaluating and exploiting the solid gas resource |
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Methane hydrate gas production: evaluating and exploiting the solid gas resource |
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methane hydrate gas production: evaluating and exploiting the solid gas resource |
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Los Alamos National Laboratory |
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1981 |
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Methane hydrate |
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Methane hydrate |
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4. international conference on alternative energy sources, Miami Beach, FL, USA, 14 Dec 1981 |
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