A method for
methane extraction and closed-loop carbon fixation in stacked
coal seams using hot
flue gas displacement. First, a CH4
combustion explosion fracturing technique is used to perform in-situ coordinated
combustion explosion reactions in
coal seam sections to generate gases to
impact and fracture the
coal seam sections, so as to form a fracture network; then, hot
flue gases injected into the coal seam sections can promote
desorption of CH4 gases from coal due to a relatively high temperature of the hot
flue gases, and due to
competitive adsorption advantages, CO2, SO2 and NO2 in the hot flue gases can displace a large amount of CH4 gases adsorbed in stacked coal seams for closed-loop utilization, such that the hot flue gases are stored, and the efficiency of
methane extraction in the coal seams is also improved. According to the current changes in
physical property parameters of different coal seam sections, an established multi-source
monitoring data inversion and intelligent regulation
system can design optimal
combustion explosion gas injection parameters and optimal hot
flue gas injection parameters which meet the coal seams, so as to perform layered, dynamic and precise regulation on gas injection parameters of the coal seam sections, thereby maximally improving the
methane combustion explosion fracturing, hot
flue gas storage and CH4 extraction efficiency of the coal seam sections of the stacked coal seams.