Gas Adsorbed in Coal Bed Methane Reservoirs
In coal bed methane (CBM) reservoirs, the gas stored is primarily methane. Unlike conventional gas reservoirs where gas is stored in pore spaces, in CBM reservoirs, methane is primarily adsorbed onto the surface of the coal within micropores.
Here are Some Gas Adsorbed Concept
Methane in Coal Beds are Stored in Three Forms
Adsorbed Gas - The majority of methane is stored this way, attached to the surface of the coal.
Free Gas - Some methane exists as free gas in the fractures or cleats of the coal.
Dissolved Gas - A small portion of methane may be dissolved in the water within the coal bed.
Gas Adsorbed in Coal Bed Methane Reservoirs formula |
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\( G_a \;=\; 1359.7 \; A \; h \; \rho \; V \) (Gas Adsorbed in Coal Bed Methane Reservoirs) \( A \;=\; G_a \;/\; 1359.7 \; h \; \rho \; V \) \( h \;=\; G_a \;/\; 1359.7 \; A \; \rho \; V \) \( \rho \;=\; G_a \;/\; 1359.7 \; A \; h \; V \) \( V \;=\; G_a \;/\; 1359.7 \; A \; h \; \rho \) |
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Symbol | English | Metric |
\( G_a \) = Gas Adsorbed | \(SCF\) | - |
\( A \) = Area | \(acres\) | - |
\( h \) = Height | \(F \;/\; 100\;ft\) | - |
\( \rho \) = Density | \(g\;/\;cc\) | - |
\( V \) = Adsorption Gas | \(SCF\;/\;ton\) | - |
Tags: Reservoir