Process for extracting dissolved methane from hydropressured aquifers
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[0017]Rates of Methane Extraction
[0018]With an assumed dissolved methane concentration of about 15 cubic feet per barrel at 1,000 meters (a little more than 3,000 feet) below ground level, a water production rate of 500 gallons per minute from one well would provide 257 thousand cubic feet (MCF) of gas per day.
[0019]Production of 20,000 gallons of water per minute from a field of 40 wells would provide about 10.3 million cubic feet (mmcf) of gas per day. A field of 100 wells could produce 25.7 million cubic feet per day. Gas water ratios in excess of 23 cubic feet per barrel are common below 2,000 meters (about 6,700 feet) below ground. Gas production from 100 wells drilled to 2,000 meters and produced at the given water rates would be 39.4 million cubic feet per day.
[0020]Dissolved Methane Resources
[0021]Dissolved methane is present in virtually every basin now known to produce oil and dry gas. A typical example is the Great Valley of California. About 10 trillion cubic feet (TCF) ...
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