Fluid production from NGH reservoir: fundamental physics, numerical model, and reservoir simulation

Zhang, Jidong; Yao, Yuanxin; Yin, Zhenyuan

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-99304-3.00008-x

Challenges and Recent Advances in Sustainable Oil and Gas Recovery and Transportation 2023

DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-323-99304-3.00008-x

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Fluid production from NGH reservoir: fundamental physics, numerical model, and reservoir simulation

Jidong Zhang¹,

Yuanxin Yao²,

Zhenyuan Yin³

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Methane Recovery with Carbon Dioxide Sequestration as Hydrates in Deep Marine Environments: An Extensive Examination of Potential, Technical Advancements, and Economic Feasibility

Shrivastava,

Kumar,

Kumar

2023

Day 1 Tue, November 14, 2023

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In this study we aim to evaluate carbon dioxide (CO2) hydrate sequestration in ultradeep marine settings, focusing on the Indian deepwater context. Major scientific issues and opportunities are highlighted, including methane (CH4) production through hydrate formation. Economic, regulatory, and technical aspects are explored comprehensively, considering Indian offshore zones. The research involves comparing deposition and potential reserves with CO2 hydrate formation characteristics, kinetic promoters, and potential factors for optimal design criteria. Factors affecting hydrate development, like porosity, salinity, and CO2 interactions, are discussed. Technological and environmental feasibility of hydrate-based carbon sequestration in subsea basins are established. Challenges include kinetics, diffusion, and economics for large-scale Indian basin testing. Chemical interactions, pore water saturation, and depositional environment effects are summarized. We also outline the research necessary for commercial CO2 hydrate storage in Indian basins, building upon previous work. This research contributes to CO2 sequestration and substantial CH4 production in deep marine environments.

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Methane Recovery with Carbon Dioxide Sequestration as Hydrates in Deep Marine Environments: An Extensive Examination of Potential, Technical Advancements, and Economic Feasibility

Shrivastava,

Kumar,

Kumar

2023

Day 1 Tue, November 14, 2023

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Fluid production from NGH reservoir: fundamental physics, numerical model, and reservoir simulation

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Methane Recovery with Carbon Dioxide Sequestration as Hydrates in Deep Marine Environments: An Extensive Examination of Potential, Technical Advancements, and Economic Feasibility

Methane Recovery with Carbon Dioxide Sequestration as Hydrates in Deep Marine Environments: An Extensive Examination of Potential, Technical Advancements, and Economic Feasibility

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