Titlebook: Coalbed Methane: Scientific, Environmental and Economic Evaluation; Maria Mastalerz,Miryam Glikson,Suzanne D. Golding Book 1999 Springer S

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Improving Coal Gas Recovery with Microbially Enhanced Coalbed Methanen coal basins worldwide. MECoM involves the introduction of anaerobic bacterial consortia, which consists of hydrolyzers, acetogens and methanogens, and/or nutrients into coalbed methane wells. Coalbed methane production may increase through generation of additional methane, removal of pore-plugging

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Coalbed Methane Exploration in Structurally Complex Terrainlumbia because of the numerous thick coal seams of suitable rank for thermogenic gas generation. Cumulative coal thicknesses in excess of 50 m and gas contents ranging from 12 to 22 cc/g yield in situ resources estimates of more than 1.2 x109 m. (42x109 Bcf) per sq. km. These regions are structurall

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Coalbed Methane Exploration Results of the Liulin Permit in Chinakilometers in area. The Permit is structurally situated in the southern limb of the Lishi structural nose which is in the middle of the eastern margin of Ordos Basin. Main coal seams are Numbers 4 and 5 of the Shanxi Formation, Lower Permian and Number 8 of the Taiyuan Formation, Upper Carboniferous

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The Relation between Gas in Coal Seams and Artificial Coalification Gas Under Hydrothermal Pressure ows: H. Potonei[1] initiated the study of coalification. F. Fischer, et. al.[2] supported the origin of lignin theory. F. Bergins[3], Erasmus[4] and R. V. Wheeler, et. al.[5] supported the cellulose theory. Tropsch[6], Berl and Schmit[7], Horn and Sustsmann[8] and Fuch and Horn[9] developed the syst

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Coal Bed Gas Content and Gas Undersaturationions: (1) How much thermogenic gas is formed from coals at different levels of maturity? (2)What is the minimum rank at which a given coal has generated sufficient thermogenic gas to be saturated at reservoir pressure and temperature conditions? (3) What is the effect of uplift on sorption equilibri

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The Development of an Understanding of the Origins of the Sydney and Bowen Basin Gasestood. These gases occur at depths to some 600 m, vary widely in composition and most commonly occur as mixtures of very dry methane with carbon dioxide in all proportions. The origins of these gases remain in doubt, although a thermal maturation mechanism was initially agreed. Up-lifting and erosion