Injection into coal seams for simultaneous CO{sub 2} mitigation and enhanced recovery of coalbed methane. Topical report, March 1995--March 1996 | Zendy

F.M. Carlson | Zendy; C.G. Mones | Zendy; L.A. Johnson | Zendy; F.A. Barbour | Zendy; L.J. Fahy | Zendy

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Injection into coal seams for simultaneous CO{sub 2} mitigation and enhanced recovery of coalbed methane. Topical report, March 1995--March 1996

Author(s) -

F.M. Carlson,

C.G. Mones,

L.A. Johnson,

F.A. Barbour,

L.J. Fahy

Publication year - 1997

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/634177

Subject(s) - coalbed methane , coal , petroleum engineering , methane , coal mining , environmental science , waste management , coal field , pilot test , mining engineering , engineering , chemistry , psychology , organic chemistry , applied psychology

The overall objective of this task is to test the technical viability of injecting CO{sub 2} into the Fruitland Coal to displace methane from the coal and to mitigate CO{sub 2} emissions that are a consequence of primary coalbed methane production from surrounding wells in the area. To evaluate this technical viability, a field test was conducted and the test is being interpreted using data measured in WRI`s laboratory, as well as using Amoco`s state-of-the-art coalbed methane simulator. Also, a second pilot of the process is being evaluated using the simulator. Ultimately, the technology developed will be applied to a Wyoming coal

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