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Experimental investigation on methane storage in hydrate form

Fan Shuan

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With an experiment test rig designed for methane in hydrate a preliminary experiment was made with highly pure (methane methane 99 9vol%+other gases of 0 1vol%). The interrelation between gas consumption cate of hydrate formation, gas storage quality and hydrate formation conditions (pressure, surfactants and water quantity) were obtained.

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With an experiment test rig designed for methane in hydrate a preliminary experiment was made with highly pure (methane methane 99 9vol%+other gases of 0 1vol%). The interrelation between gas consumption cate of hydrate formation, gas storage quality and hydrate formation conditions (pressure, surfactants and water quantity) were obtained.

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With an experiment test rig designed for methane in hydrate a preliminary experiment was made with highly pure (methane methane 99 9vol%+other gases of 0 1vol%). The interrelation between gas consumption cate of hydrate formation, gas storage quality and hydrate formation conditions (pressure, surfactants and water quantity) were obtained.

Key concepts: Methane, Hydrate, Clathrate hydrate, Methane gas, Petroleum engineering, Chemical engineering, Environmental science, Chemistry

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