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DOI: 10.2523/iptc-17026-ms
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Massively Parallel Simulation of Production from Oceanic Gas Hydrate Deposits

Abstract: The quantity of hydrocarbon gases trapped in natural hydrate accumulations is enormous, leading to significant interest in the evaluation of their potential as an energy source. It is known that large volumes of gas can be readily produced at high rates for long times from some types of methane hydrate accumulations by means of depressurization-induced dissociation with conventional horizontal or vertical well configurations. However, most assessments of hydrate production use simplified or reduced-scale 3D or… Show more

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“…The MPI-parallel TOUGH+HYDRATE code (pT+H) (Zhang et al, 2008) was developed and applied to field-scale assessment of a large, deep-ocean hydrate reservoir (Reagan et al, 2013). The system in the study is up to 2.5M gridblocks and thousands of supercomputer nodes are required to simulate without loss of accuracy.…”
Section: The Tough+hydrate Codementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The MPI-parallel TOUGH+HYDRATE code (pT+H) (Zhang et al, 2008) was developed and applied to field-scale assessment of a large, deep-ocean hydrate reservoir (Reagan et al, 2013). The system in the study is up to 2.5M gridblocks and thousands of supercomputer nodes are required to simulate without loss of accuracy.…”
Section: The Tough+hydrate Codementioning
confidence: 99%