The Capture, Utilization, Storage of CO2 in Methane Recovery

Zhi Hao Yang; Zhi Ping Li; Feng Peng Lai; Jun Jie Yi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1092-1093.1620

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The Capture, Utilization, Storage of CO₂ in Methane Recovery

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According to the problems that the coalbed methane resource was rich in deep seam in China, but the economic and technology conditions were limited, it would be hard to mine with a conventional method. The CO₂ capture, utilization and storage technology was provided (CO₂-ECBM). The application of the technology would not only improve the methane recovery ratio from deep and unminable layer, but also put CO₂ effectively in the deep layer for storage to reach a target of reducing emission. The study showed that a coal rank, coal seam pressure, coal seam permeability, injection time, injected gas types and others would affect to the recovery ratio of methane in a production mine. Therefore, before we use this technology, a rational evaluation should be conducted on the place location. So the capture and storage technology of CO₂ has an important significance in protecting the natural environment.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1092-1093)

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Zhi Hao Yang, Zhi Ping Li, Feng Peng Lai, Jun Jie Yi

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CO₂ Injection, Coalbed Methane Development, Recovery

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