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Analysis on a five-spot well for enhancing energy recovery from silty natural gas hydrate deposits in the South China Sea
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Authors: Yuhang Gu; Shuaijun Li; Ziyang Song; Hongfeng Lu; +6 Authors
Yuhang Gu; Shuaijun Li; Ziyang Song; Hongfeng Lu; Chenlu Xu; Jiaxin Sun; Yi Wang; Xiao-sen Li; Praveen Linga; Zhenyuan Yin;
doi: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2024.124237
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Key factors analyses for prediction of accurate gas production rate in hydrate reservoirs during model construction
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Authors: Jiaxin Sun; Yuhang Gu; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; +6 Authors
Jiaxin Sun; Yuhang Gu; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; Yanlong Li; Xinxin Cao; Peixiao Mao; Tianle Liu; Ren Wang; Guosheng Jiang;
doi: 10.1016/j.jngse.2022.104566
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Numerical analysis on gas production performance by using a multilateral well system at the first offshore hydrate production test site in the Shenhu area
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Authors: Xinxin Cao; Jiaxin Sun; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; +6 Authors
Xinxin Cao; Jiaxin Sun; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; Peixiao Mao; Yuhang Gu; Yanlong Li; Heen Zhang; Yanjiang Yu; Nengyou Wu;
doi: 10.1016/j.energy.2023.126690
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Enhancing gas recovery from natural gas hydrate reservoirs in the eastern Nankai Trough: Deep depressurization and underburden sealing
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Authors: Yuhang Gu; Jiaxin Sun; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; +5 Authors
Yuhang Gu; Jiaxin Sun; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; Xinxin Cao; Tianle Liu; Shunbo Qin; Ling Zhang; Guosheng Jiang;
doi: 10.1016/j.energy.2022.125510
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Feasibility analysis of liquid CO2 injection and sequestration as hydrates in South China Sea marine sediments over 100 years
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Authors: Yuhang Gu; Xuejian Liu; Yan Li; Hongfeng Lu; +6 Authors
Yuhang Gu; Xuejian Liu; Yan Li; Hongfeng Lu; Chenlu Xu; Jinfeng Ren; Guangjin Chen; Praveen Linga; Jianzhong Zhao; Zhenyuan Yin;
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Introducing sodium lignosulfonate as an effective promoter for CO2 sequestration as hydrates targeting gaseous and liquid CO2
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Authors: Hailin Huang; Xuejian Liu; Hongfeng Lu; Chenlu Xu; +4 Authors
Hailin Huang; Xuejian Liu; Hongfeng Lu; Chenlu Xu; Jianzhong Zhao; Yan Li; Yuhang Gu; Zhenyuan Yin;
doi: 10.1016/j.adapen.2024.100175
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Hydrate-based CO2 sequestration (HBCS) emerges as a promising solution to sequestrate CO2 as solid hydrates for the benefit of reducing CO2 concentration in the atmosphere. The natural conditions of high-pressure and low-temperature in marine seabed provide an ideal reservoir for CO2 hydrate, enabling long-term sequestration. A significant challenge in the application of HBCS is the identification of an environmental-friendly promoter to enhance or tune CO2 hydrate kinetics, which is intrinsically sluggish. In addition, the promoter identified should be effective in all CO2 sequestration conditions, covering CO2 injection as gas or liquid. In this study, we introduced sodium lignosulfonate (SL), a by-product from the papermaking industry, as an eco-friendly kinetic promoter for CO2 hydrate formation. The impact of SL (0–3.0 wt.%) on the kinetics of CO2 hydrate formation from gaseous and liquid CO2 was systematically investigated. CO2 hydrate morphology images were acquired for both gaseous and liquid CO2 in the presence of SL for the explanation of the observed promotion effect. The promotion effect of SL on CO2 hydrate formation is optimal at 1.0 wt.% with induction time reduced to 5.3 min and 21.1 min for gaseous and liquid CO2, respectively. Moreover, CO2 storage capacity increases by around two times at 1.0 wt.% SL, reaching 85.1 v/v and 57.1 v/v for gaseous and liquid CO2, respectively. The applicability of SL as an effective kinetic promoter for both gaseous and liquid CO2 was first demonstrated. A mechanism explaining how SL promotes CO2 hydrate formation was formulated with additional nucleation sites by SL micelles and the extended contact surface offered by generated gas bubbles or liquid droplets with SL. The study demonstrates that SL as an effective promoter for CO2 hydrate kinetics is possible for adoption in large-scale HBCS projects both nearshore and offshore.
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Numerical analysis on gas production from silty hydrate reservoirs in the South China sea by depressurizing: The effect of permeability reduction caused by pore compression
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Authors: Yuhang Gu; Jiaxin Sun; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; +5 Authors
Yuhang Gu; Jiaxin Sun; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; Yanlong Li; Xinxin Cao; Tianle Liu; Ren Wang; Guosheng Jiang;
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Analysis on a five-spot well for enhancing energy recovery from silty natural gas hydrate deposits in the South China Sea
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Authors: Yuhang Gu; Shuaijun Li; Ziyang Song; Hongfeng Lu; +6 Authors
Yuhang Gu; Shuaijun Li; Ziyang Song; Hongfeng Lu; Chenlu Xu; Jiaxin Sun; Yi Wang; Xiao-sen Li; Praveen Linga; Zhenyuan Yin;
doi: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2024.124237
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Key factors analyses for prediction of accurate gas production rate in hydrate reservoirs during model construction
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Authors: Jiaxin Sun; Yuhang Gu; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; +6 Authors
Jiaxin Sun; Yuhang Gu; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; Yanlong Li; Xinxin Cao; Peixiao Mao; Tianle Liu; Ren Wang; Guosheng Jiang;
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Numerical analysis on gas production performance by using a multilateral well system at the first offshore hydrate production test site in the Shenhu area
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Authors: Xinxin Cao; Jiaxin Sun; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; +6 Authors
Xinxin Cao; Jiaxin Sun; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; Peixiao Mao; Yuhang Gu; Yanlong Li; Heen Zhang; Yanjiang Yu; Nengyou Wu;
doi: 10.1016/j.energy.2023.126690
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Enhancing gas recovery from natural gas hydrate reservoirs in the eastern Nankai Trough: Deep depressurization and underburden sealing
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Yuhang Gu; Jiaxin Sun; Fanfan Qin; Fulong Ning; Xinxin Cao; Tianle Liu; Shunbo Qin; Ling Zhang; Guosheng Jiang;
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Feasibility analysis of liquid CO2 injection and sequestration as hydrates in South China Sea marine sediments over 100 years
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Yuhang Gu; Xuejian Liu; Yan Li; Hongfeng Lu; Chenlu Xu; Jinfeng Ren; Guangjin Chen; Praveen Linga; Jianzhong Zhao; Zhenyuan Yin;
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Introducing sodium lignosulfonate as an effective promoter for CO2 sequestration as hydrates targeting gaseous and liquid CO2
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Authors: Hailin Huang; Xuejian Liu; Hongfeng Lu; Chenlu Xu; +4 Authors
Hailin Huang; Xuejian Liu; Hongfeng Lu; Chenlu Xu; Jianzhong Zhao; Yan Li; Yuhang Gu; Zhenyuan Yin;
doi: 10.1016/j.adapen.2024.100175
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Hydrate-based CO2 sequestration (HBCS) emerges as a promising solution to sequestrate CO2 as solid hydrates for the benefit of reducing CO2 concentration in the atmosphere. The natural conditions of high-pressure and low-temperature in marine seabed provide an ideal reservoir for CO2 hydrate, enabling long-term sequestration. A significant challenge in the application of HBCS is the identification of an environmental-friendly promoter to enhance or tune CO2 hydrate kinetics, which is intrinsically sluggish. In addition, the promoter identified should be effective in all CO2 sequestration conditions, covering CO2 injection as gas or liquid. In this study, we introduced sodium lignosulfonate (SL), a by-product from the papermaking industry, as an eco-friendly kinetic promoter for CO2 hydrate formation. The impact of SL (0–3.0 wt.%) on the kinetics of CO2 hydrate formation from gaseous and liquid CO2 was systematically investigated. CO2 hydrate morphology images were acquired for both gaseous and liquid CO2 in the presence of SL for the explanation of the observed promotion effect. The promotion effect of SL on CO2 hydrate formation is optimal at 1.0 wt.% with induction time reduced to 5.3 min and 21.1 min for gaseous and liquid CO2, respectively. Moreover, CO2 storage capacity increases by around two times at 1.0 wt.% SL, reaching 85.1 v/v and 57.1 v/v for gaseous and liquid CO2, respectively. The applicability of SL as an effective kinetic promoter for both gaseous and liquid CO2 was first demonstrated. A mechanism explaining how SL promotes CO2 hydrate formation was formulated with additional nucleation sites by SL micelles and the extended contact surface offered by generated gas bubbles or liquid droplets with SL. The study demonstrates that SL as an effective promoter for CO2 hydrate kinetics is possible for adoption in large-scale HBCS projects both nearshore and offshore.
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Numerical analysis on gas production from silty hydrate reservoirs in the South China sea by depressurizing: The effect of permeability reduction caused by pore compression
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Introducing sodium lignosulfonate as an effective promoter for CO2 sequestration as hydrates targeting gaseous and liquid CO2

Numerical analysis on gas production from silty hydrate reservoirs in the South China sea by depressurizing: The effect of permeability reduction caused by pore compression

Analysis on a five-spot well for enhancing energy recovery from silty natural gas hydrate deposits in the South China Sea

Key factors analyses for prediction of accurate gas production rate in hydrate reservoirs during model construction

Numerical analysis on gas production performance by using a multilateral well system at the first offshore hydrate production test site in the Shenhu area

Enhancing gas recovery from natural gas hydrate reservoirs in the eastern Nankai Trough: Deep depressurization and underburden sealing

Feasibility analysis of liquid CO2 injection and sequestration as hydrates in South China Sea marine sediments over 100 years

Introducing sodium lignosulfonate as an effective promoter for CO2 sequestration as hydrates targeting gaseous and liquid CO2

Numerical analysis on gas production from silty hydrate reservoirs in the South China sea by depressurizing: The effect of permeability reduction caused by pore compression

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