Comprehensive literature review on CH4-CO2 replacement in microscale porous media
Gas production studies from natural gas hydrate reservoirs have been the subject of
extensive research in recent years. Although CH 4-CO 2 replacement production method …
extensive research in recent years. Although CH 4-CO 2 replacement production method …
Energy recovery from simulated clayey gas hydrate reservoir using depressurization by constant rate gas release, thermal stimulation and their combinations
Natural gas hydrate is a potential source of methane which needs to be extracted from under
the sea bed. For the economic recovery of methane from natural gas hydrates, production …
the sea bed. For the economic recovery of methane from natural gas hydrates, production …
Gas bubble migration and trapping in porous media: pore‐scale simulation
Gas bubbles can be naturally generated or intentionally introduced in sediments. Gas
bubble migration and trapping affect the rate of gas emission into the atmosphere or modify …
bubble migration and trapping affect the rate of gas emission into the atmosphere or modify …
Assessment of natural gas production from hydrate-bearing sediments with unconsolidated argillaceous siltstones via a controlled sandout method
Many hydrate-bearing sediments are featured with unconsolidated argillaceous siltstones,
which can pose a great challenge for gas production due to the migration of fine clay and silt …
which can pose a great challenge for gas production due to the migration of fine clay and silt …
[HTML][HTML] Experimental investigation of characteristics of sand production in wellbore during hydrate exploitation by the depressurization method
Sand production is the process in which formation sand and gravel would migrate into the
wellbore by the flow of reservoir fluids. This is a significant problem that endangers the …
wellbore by the flow of reservoir fluids. This is a significant problem that endangers the …
A microfluidic pore model to study the migration of fine particles in single-phase and multi-phase flows in porous media
Fine particles within porous media may migrate with the flowing fluid and cause bridging or
clogging in the pore space. Bridging and clogging reduce the flow permeability of porous …
clogging in the pore space. Bridging and clogging reduce the flow permeability of porous …
Depressurization‐induced fines migration in sediments containing methane hydrate: X‐ray computed tomography imaging experiments
Depressurization of hydrate‐bearing sediments (HBS) can cause the movement of fine
particles, and in turn, such fines migration affects fluid flow and mechanical behavior of …
particles, and in turn, such fines migration affects fluid flow and mechanical behavior of …
Textural and compositional controls on mudrock breakthrough pressure and permeability
EJ Guiltinan, DN Espinoza, LP Cockrell… - Advances in Water …, 2018 - Elsevier
Breakthrough pressure and permeability control the structural sealing capacity of mudrocks
in hydrocarbon reservoirs and CO 2 sequestration sites. Breakthrough pressure studies …
in hydrocarbon reservoirs and CO 2 sequestration sites. Breakthrough pressure studies …
Methane hydrate decomposition and sediment deformation in unconfined sediment with different types of concentrated hydrate accumulations by innovative …
Methane hydrates are regarded as a potential source of energy supply. Geological features
of different types of concentrated gas hydrate accumulations show great variations. In this …
of different types of concentrated gas hydrate accumulations show great variations. In this …
Fines adsorption on nanoparticle-coated surface
Fluid flow through porous media is inherently associated with the detachment and migration
of fine particles. The migration of fine particles and ensuing clogging is the main reason of …
of fine particles. The migration of fine particles and ensuing clogging is the main reason of …