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ACCUMULATION OF HIGH-POTENTIAL CHEMICAL ENERGY OF METAN TO HYDRATES

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 30 Jun 2019Publisher:4S go, s.r.o.Journal:Acta Tecnología, volume 5, pages 49-53 (eissn: 2453-675X,

Authors: Milan Malcho; Martin Vantúch; Marián Pafčuga; Dávid Hečko; Pavol Mičko;

doi: 10.22306/atec.v5i2.55

ACCUMULATION OF HIGH-POTENTIAL CHEMICAL ENERGY OF METAN TO HYDRATES

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Abstract

For countries with limited access to conventional hydrocarbon gases, methane hydrates appear as a possible source of energy or as a strategic concern for the creation of alternative natural gas reserves. Currently, natural gas hydrates are beginning to be included in the considerations of gas supply for the next decades. From a perspective point of view, the accumulation of natural gas in the form of hydrate structures and subsequent release, if necessary, proves to be very advantageous. Storing gas in such a form creates an energy-efficient interest in developing and innovating technology in this area.

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hydrate, Technology, methane, T, energy source, accumulation, hydrate formation

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