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Chapter 1 - Global Reserves of Coal Bed Methane and Prominent Coal Basins
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Chapter 2 - Gas Content of Coal and Reserve Estimates
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Chapter 3 - Porosity and Permeability of Coal
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Chapter 4 - Diffusion of Gases From Coal
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Chapter 5 - Pore Pressure and Stress Field in Coal Reservoirs
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Chapter 6 - Fluid Flow in CBM Reservoirs
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Chapter 7 - Fluid Flow in Pipes and Boreholes
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Chapter 8 - Hydraulic Fracking of Coal
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Chapter 9 - Horizontal Drilling in Coal Seams
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Chapter 10 - Coalbed Methane Production From Shallow Coal Reservoirs
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Chapter 11 - Coalbed Methane Production From Medium-Depth Coal Reservoirs
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Chapter 12 - Coalbed Methane Production From Deep Coal Reservoirs
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Appendix 1 - Evaluation of Error Function
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Appendix 2 - Solutions to Unsteady State Flow Equations Constant Production Rate Infinite Radial System
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Glossary of Terms
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Index
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About the book
Description
Advanced Reservoir and Production Engineering for Coal Bed Methane presents the reader with design systems that will maximize production from worldwide coal bed methane reservoirs. Authored by an expert in the field with more than 40 years of’ experience, the author starts with much needed introductory basics on gas content and diffusion of gas in coal, crucial for anyone in the mining and natural gas industries.
Going a step further, chapters on hydrofracking, horizontal drilling technology, and production strategies address the challenges of dewatering, low production rates, and high development costs. This book systematically addresses all three zones of production levels, shallow coal, medium depth coal, and deep coal with coverage on gas extraction and production from a depth of 500 feet to upwards of 10,000 feet, strategies which cannot be found in any other reference book.
In addition, valuable content on deep coal seams with content on enhanced recovery, a discussion on CO2 flooding, infra-red heating and even in-situ combustion of degassed coal, giving engineers a greater understanding on how today’s shale activities can aid in enhancing production of coal bed for future natural gas production.
Advanced Reservoir and Production Engineering for Coal Bed Methane presents the reader with design systems that will maximize production from worldwide coal bed methane reservoirs. Authored by an expert in the field with more than 40 years of’ experience, the author starts with much needed introductory basics on gas content and diffusion of gas in coal, crucial for anyone in the mining and natural gas industries.
Going a step further, chapters on hydrofracking, horizontal drilling technology, and production strategies address the challenges of dewatering, low production rates, and high development costs. This book systematically addresses all three zones of production levels, shallow coal, medium depth coal, and deep coal with coverage on gas extraction and production from a depth of 500 feet to upwards of 10,000 feet, strategies which cannot be found in any other reference book.
In addition, valuable content on deep coal seams with content on enhanced recovery, a discussion on CO2 flooding, infra-red heating and even in-situ combustion of degassed coal, giving engineers a greater understanding on how today’s shale activities can aid in enhancing production of coal bed for future natural gas production.
Key Features
- Delivers how to recover and degas deeper coal seams while lowering development costs
- Addresses both sorption process and irreducible fraction of gas in coal, with examples based on the author’s 40 plus years of direct experience
- Explains how the same techniques used for production from deep shale activity can produce gas from deep coal seems with the help of enhanced recovery, leading to increased gas production
- Delivers how to recover and degas deeper coal seams while lowering development costs
- Addresses both sorption process and irreducible fraction of gas in coal, with examples based on the author’s 40 plus years of direct experience
- Explains how the same techniques used for production from deep shale activity can produce gas from deep coal seems with the help of enhanced recovery, leading to increased gas production
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ISBN
978-0-12-803095-0
Language
English
Published
2017
Copyright
Copyright © 2017 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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Gulf Professional Publishing