Design and Optimization of Bottom-Hole Temperature–Pressure Combinations in Gas Production from Gas Hydrates via Carbon Dioxide Replacement Strategy
Jingjuan Wu; Qi Li; Qi Li; Qingchao Li; Qingchao Li; Fang Wang; Yuanfang Cheng; Chuanliang Yan · 2026 · Energies
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Abstract
Carbon dioxide replacement represents a promising hydrate development strategy that effectively balances production efficiency and environmental considerations. However, its production efficiency is lower than that of the depressurization strategy. This limitation can be effectively alleviated by coupling carbon dioxide replacement with inhibitor injection. The design and optimization of the temperature–pressure operating window constrain its effective implementation. In the present work, the phase equilibrium conditions of carbon dioxide hydrate and methane hydrate were experimentally investi
Abstract by Jingjuan Wu; Qi Li; Qi Li; Qingchao Li; Qingchao Li; Fang Wang; Yuanfang Cheng; Chuanliang Yan, Energies (2026) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: OpenAlex · DOI 10.3390/en19153536