The effects of compressibility of natural gas hydrate-bearing sediments on gas production using depressurization

Natural gas hydrate is a new alternative energy that has attracted global attention in recent years. Depressurization is considered a fundamental method of producing natural gas from gas hydrate-bearing sediments (GHBSs). However, soil compaction during depressurization is a significant problem for...

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Published in:	Energy (Oxford) Vol. 185; pp. 837 - 846
Main Authors:	Sun, Xiang, Li, Yanghui, Liu, Yu, Song, Yongchen
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford Elsevier Ltd 15.10.2019 Elsevier BV
Subjects:	Alternative energy sources Bearing Bulk modulus Compressibility Compressibility effects Computational fluid dynamics Computer simulation Conductivity Convection Depressurization dissociation Fluid flow gas hydrate Gas hydrates Gas production Heat conductivity Heat transfer Hydrate dissociation Membrane permeability Natural gas Oil and gas production Permeability Pore pressure Pore water pressure Porosity Pressure Pressure reduction Production methods renewable energy sources Sediments soil Soil compaction Soil compressibility Soil mechanics Soil permeability Soil porosity Soils temperature Thermal conductivity Gas production Hydrate dissociation Compressibility Depressurization
ISSN:	0360-5442, 1873-6785
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