A Method for Underground Gasification Isotope Tracing
An isotope tracer and underground gasification technology, applied in the field of isotope tracer measurement, can solve the problems that cannot be effectively used to analyze the characteristics of gasification, the product is uncertain, and it is difficult to form compounds.
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[0069] This embodiment uses the radioactive isotope deuterium (T) to mark the conversion process of the water input at the inlet wellhead. The structure of the underground gasifier is as follows: figure 2 As shown, the process includes:
[0070] 1. First, take a small amount of coal gas at the gas outlet wellhead 2, and measure the contrast background content U of the isotope T in the original underground gas product 0 ;
[0071] 2. The content is U (unit Bq) (the U here has been subtracted from the contrast background content U of the isotope T in 1 0 ) isotope T-labeled water is uniformly mixed with water of volume B (take 10m here 3 ), injected into the underground burn-out area 3 through the air inlet wellhead 1 (the proportion of T in the hydrogen isotope is very small, and generally exists in the form of HT (tritium gas) and HTO (tritium water), so in the reaction products, only measure the amount of HT and HTO);
[0072] 3. From the time of injection, every 1 hour...
Embodiment 2
[0078] This example uses stable isotope 13 C or 18 O to mark the CO input at the intake wellhead 2 the transformation process. The structure of the underground gasifier is as follows: figure 2 As shown, the process includes:
[0079] 1. First, take a small amount of gas at the gas outlet wellhead 2, and measure the contrast background content Y of the isotope T in the original underground gas product 0 ;
[0080] 2. The volume is Y (in milliliters) (the isotope in 1 has been subtracted from Y here 13 C or 18 O's comparative background content Y 0 ) isotopically labeled CO 2 with volume X of CO 2 After uniform mixing, it is injected into the underground burn-out zone 3 through the air inlet wellhead 1; (in this embodiment, CO 2 The following reactions mainly occur in underground gasification: CO 2 +C=2CO, so isotopically labeled CO 2 mainly converted to CO or not participating in the reaction or remaining in the gasifier);
[0081] 3. From the start of gas injecti...
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