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Gas hydrates technologies in the joint concept of geoenergy usage

The paper represents the analysis, which has helped to establish the usage of gas hydrate technologies in the methane conversion. This gas could be obtained in different ways. Possibilities and sources for the gas obtaining have been demonstrated. Use of other environmentally friendly sources to support operation in such systems in terms of joint energy complex has been considered. The necessary kinetic connections to provide operational sustainability of all the constituents have been given. The approach helps evaluate quantitatively the priority of its physicochemical transformations to obtain gas hydrates artificially. It is possible to transport methane at considerable distances when it is solidified. Actually, in this case there is no necessity to build costly compressor stations and pipelines for its transportation to consumers. The approach is extremely important for mining regions as it helps prolong the operating period and working out of the abandoned and off-balance coal reserves. In this case, it is proposed to apply special gasification technologies tending to maximum methane recovery. The proposed solutions give the possibility to define the trends of our further research. They will be highlighted in the following authors’ studies.
Economics, FOS: Mechanical engineering, Organic chemistry, Engineering, Innovative Mining Technology and Sustainable Development, Gas Transportation, GE1-350, Material balance, Ecology, Rock Mechanics and Wave Propagation in Geomedia, Mechanical engineering, Programming language, Chemistry, Coal, Sustainability, Mechanics of Materials, Physical Sciences, Pipeline transport, Methane, Gasification, Environmental economics, Carbon Capture and Storage, Environmental engineering, Ocean Engineering, Hydrate, Gas compressor, Underground Coal Gasification: Fundamentals and Applications, Environmental science, Petroleum engineering, Civil engineering, Waste management, Biology, Clathrate hydrate, Mechanical Engineering, FOS: Environmental engineering, Computer science, Environmental sciences, Joint (building), FOS: Biological sciences, Process engineering, Pipeline (software), Methane gas, FOS: Civil engineering
Economics, FOS: Mechanical engineering, Organic chemistry, Engineering, Innovative Mining Technology and Sustainable Development, Gas Transportation, GE1-350, Material balance, Ecology, Rock Mechanics and Wave Propagation in Geomedia, Mechanical engineering, Programming language, Chemistry, Coal, Sustainability, Mechanics of Materials, Physical Sciences, Pipeline transport, Methane, Gasification, Environmental economics, Carbon Capture and Storage, Environmental engineering, Ocean Engineering, Hydrate, Gas compressor, Underground Coal Gasification: Fundamentals and Applications, Environmental science, Petroleum engineering, Civil engineering, Waste management, Biology, Clathrate hydrate, Mechanical Engineering, FOS: Environmental engineering, Computer science, Environmental sciences, Joint (building), FOS: Biological sciences, Process engineering, Pipeline (software), Methane gas, FOS: Civil engineering
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