The cubic hydrate simulator (CHS) is used to study the methane hydrate production behaviors in porous media by the thermal stimulation with a five-spot well system. The hot water injection rates range from 10.0 to 40.0ml/min. The thermal stimulation process is analyzed, and the conclusions are...

The gas production behavior of methane hydrate in porous media using the huff and puff method was investigated in the Cubic Hydrate Simulator (CHS), a novel developed three-dimensional 5.8-L cubic pressure vessel. Three horizontal layers equally divide the CHS into four regions. A 9-spot...

The Cubic Hydrate Simulator (CHS), a three-dimensional 5.8L cubic pressure vessel, and the Pilot-Scale Hydrate Simulator (PHS), a three-dimensional 117.8L pressure vessel, are used for investigating the production processes of hydrate. The gas production behaviors of methane hydrate in the...

The cubic hydrate simulator (CHS) is used to study the methane hydrate production behaviors in porous media with three different methods, which are the depressurization (DP) using a single well, the heat stimulation using five-spot well (HS-5S), and the heat stimulation in conjunction with...

In this work, the decomposition behaviors of methane hydrate in the porous media are investigated in the three-dimensional cubic hydrate simulator (CHS) using the huff and puff method with a single well with the different injection temperatures and different injection time. The changes of the...

The gas production behavior from methane hydrate in the sediment by depressurization was investigated in a novel pilot-scale hydrate simulator (PHS), a three-dimensional pressure vessel of 117.8L. Experimental results are compared with those in a cubic hydrate simulator (CHS) with the effective...

Exploitation of natural gas hydrate is expecting to be an important strategic way to solve the problem of energy depletion. Understanding the effectiveness of the well configuration plays a pivotal role in gas production from the hydrate reservoir. This study evaluates the methane hydrate...