Method and device for natural gas hydrate exploitation with in-situ catalytic oxidation thermochemistry method

A technology of in-situ catalysis and catalytic oxidation, which is applied in the fields of mining minerals, mining fluids, and earthwork drilling, etc., can solve the problems of low energy utilization efficiency, complex mining equipment, large heat loss, etc., to avoid geological and environmental disasters, speed up Mining rate, ensure stable effect

Active Publication Date: 2007-02-28
GUANGZHOU INST OF ENERGY CONVERSION - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI
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U.S. Patent US6994159B2 and Japanese Patent JP09158662 propose to inject thermal fluids such as hot water and steam into hydrate reservoirs through production wells to promote hydrate decomposition. Large loss, low utilization rate of heat energy
Chinese patent CN1609409A proposes a method and device for exploiting natural gas hydrates by using microwave heating, and U.S. patent US6148911 proposes mining natural gas hydrates by underground electric heating, but these methods all require electric heating, which has low energy utilization efficiency and complicated mining devices
But CO 2 The problem with the displacement method is that the CO formed 2 Hydrate solids tend to wrap on the outer surface of methane hydrate, resulting in incomplete decomposition of gas hydrate and extremely slow replacement reaction
Chinese patent CN1587642A refers to the mining and separation m

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[0052] As shown in Figures 1, 2, and 3, firstly, the deepwater drilling technology is used to construct the production well 13 and the gas collection well 6 on the seabed, and at the same time, the horizontal connection channel between the production well and the gas collection well is opened, so that the production well 13 and the gas collection well 6 pass through the seawater Layer 5 and seabed sediment layer 4 penetrate to the bottom of gas hydrate reservoir 3 . A catalytic oxidation burner 14 is installed in the production well. During the mining process, CH with a volume ratio of 1:10 4 Mixed with air in the fuel tank 8, the mixed fuel gas enters the burner preheating section 24 through the fuel and oxidant inlet pipe 21, preheats to 400-600°C, and then enters the catalytic oxidation burner through the catalytic oxidation burner inlet pipe 23 Tube 18. The inner tube 18 of the catalytic oxidation burner consists of a plurality of inner tubes with fins 28 fixed on the tu...

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The invention relates to a method for using original catalyst oxidization thermal chemical method to product natural gas hydrate, and a relative device, wherein said method is characterized in that: pouring hydrate decompose accelerant into the hydrate storage layer to decompose the natural hydrate; using oxidant to catalyze and oxidize the fuel to heat the heat liquid in the catalyst oxidization burner; then pumping the liquid into storage layer to support the heat needed in the decomposition of natural gas hydrate; then pouring the CO2 gas generated by burning into hydrate storage layer; and the inventive device comprises: catalyze oxidize burner 14, as one coaxial sleeve reactor, while the tube is the catalyze oxidize burning area and the frame is divided into preheating section and heat exchanging section. The invention can combine the mechanical method and the CO2 exchange method, to improve the producing speed and confirm the stability of seabed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the exploitation technology of natural gas hydrate, in particular to a method and a device for exploiting natural gas hydrate by an in-situ catalytic oxidation thermochemical method. technical background [0002] Natural Gas Hydrate (Natural Gas Hydrate, referred to as Gas Hydrate) is a non-stoichiometric, ice-like, cage-type crystalline compound formed by low-molecular-weight hydrocarbons in water and natural gas under low temperature and high pressure conditions. Natural gas hydrate has the characteristics of a host-guest material. Water molecules (host) form a spatial lattice structure through hydrogen bonding, and gas molecules (guests) fill the cavities between the water molecule lattices through van der Waals forces with water molecules. . Natural gas hydrates are mainly methane hydrates, most of which occur in the seabed, which have the advantages of large reserves, wide distribution, shallow burial, high energy density...

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IPC IPC(8): E21B43/01E21B43/22E21C50/00
CPCE21B43/243E21B2043/0115E21B41/0099
Inventor 李小森陈朝阳李刚唐良广颜克凤樊栓狮
Owner GUANGZHOU INST OF ENERGY CONVERSION - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI
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