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, 2021
In coalbed methane field development, an accurate understanding of dynamic propagation of reservoir pressure is crucial for predicting production potential, enhancing recovery, and engineering plan...
Xinlu Yan +6 more
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In coalbed methane field development, an accurate understanding of dynamic propagation of reservoir pressure is crucial for predicting production potential, enhancing recovery, and engineering plan...
Xinlu Yan +6 more
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Methane Recovery And Utilization From Coalbeds
SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, 1979Abstract Unconventional sources of natural gas already provide over 0.03 Tm3 (1 Tcf) annually to the domestic gas provide over 0.03 Tm3 (1 Tcf) annually to the domestic gas production and could ultimately provide a much larger production and could ultimately provide a much larger share of the natural gas supply. The
Robert Wise, Craig Rightmire
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The Sedimentary Control of Accumulation of Coalbed Methane in Hancheng Coalbed Methane Field
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013This paper discusses how sedimentary controls on accumulation of coal and coalbed methane in Hancheng CBM field. Two major coal-bearing strata include the Upper Carboniferous Taiyuan formation (a marine and terrestrial sedimentation) and the Lower Permian Shanxi formation (a terrestrial sedimentation).
Xiao Hong Wang +5 more
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1984
Methane has been observed in coalbeds since underground mining of that resource began. This gas, however, has only recently been recognized as an economically producible resource. Coal underlies approximately 360,000 sq mi of the conterminous United States but because of the paucity of data on coals deeper than 3,000 ft the size of the deep coal and ...
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Methane has been observed in coalbeds since underground mining of that resource began. This gas, however, has only recently been recognized as an economically producible resource. Coal underlies approximately 360,000 sq mi of the conterminous United States but because of the paucity of data on coals deeper than 3,000 ft the size of the deep coal and ...
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Coalbed Methane Modelling Best Practices
International Petroleum Technology Conference, 2013Abstract Determining the potential range of recoverable volumes for a Coalbed Methane (CBM) prospect is a necessary precursor to a successful development plan. Several key best practices were incorporated into a workflow to consistently assess the CBM potential of numerous prospective areas.
Jared Anthony Philpot +6 more
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1996
Coal-forming environments have waxed and waned in extent since the mid-Paleozoic, having been associated with a restricted range of environments and hydrologic regimes during relatively brief geologic timespans. The three major episodes of coal genesis were the late Carboniferous and Permian, the late Jurassic through early Cretaceous, and the late ...
William E. Galloway, David K. Hobday
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Coal-forming environments have waxed and waned in extent since the mid-Paleozoic, having been associated with a restricted range of environments and hydrologic regimes during relatively brief geologic timespans. The three major episodes of coal genesis were the late Carboniferous and Permian, the late Jurassic through early Cretaceous, and the late ...
William E. Galloway, David K. Hobday
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Worldwide Coalbed Methane Overview
Hydrocarbon Economics and Evaluation Symposium, 2007Abstract Recent coal bed methane (CBM) success in North America has been due to a number of coincidental factors such as the existence of extended coal basins, strong gas prices, a dense distribution network, and little competition with declining conventional gas production.
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Coalbed methane extraction and utilization
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part A: Journal of Power and Energy, 2003Coalbed methane (CBM) is the generic name for all methane of coal seam origin. It is a natural gas formed by geological, or biological, processes in coal seams and generally consists predominantly of methane, but may also contain some higher alkanes and non-combustible gases.
D Creedy, H Tilley
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