a method to use solar energy for the production of gas from marine hydrate-bearing sediments: a case study on the shenhu area
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Abstract
A method is proposed that uses renewable solar energy to supply energy for the exploitation of marine gas hydrates using thermal stimulation. The system includes solar cells, which are installed on the platform and a distributor with electric heaters. The solar module is connected with electric heaters via an insulated cable, and provides power to the heaters. Simplified equations are given for the calculation of the power of the electric heaters and the solar battery array. Also, a case study for the Shenhu area is provided to illustrate the calculation of the capacity of electric power and the solar cell system under ideal conditions. It is shown that the exploitation of marine gas hydrates by solar energy is technically and economically feasible in typical marine areas and hydrate reservoirs such as the Shenhu area. This method may also be used as a good assistance for depressurization exploitation of marine gas hydrates in the future.
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| Authors | ;Fenglin Tang;Yibing Yu;Ling Zhang;Jin’an Guan;Guosheng Jiang;Nengyou Wu;Fulong Ning |
| Journal | acs combinatorial science |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.3390/en3121861
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