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Title:
UNDERGROUND PERMEATION MONITORING METHOD FOR CARBON DIOXIDE BY USING RAY SPECTROMETRY
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JP2008095394
Kind Code:
A
Abstract:

To provide an underground permeation monitoring method for carbon dioxide for monitoring behavior of the pressed-in carbon dioxide in the ground.

This underground permeation monitoring method for the carbon dioxide is applied in a production system of hydrocarbon-based gas, for fixing the carbon dioxide for recovering the hydrocarbon-based gas mainly composed of methane gas discharged by being substituted with the carbon dioxide from a production well 4, after being fixed to coal in a lower layer 2 by pressing in carbon dioxide gas from a press-in well 3 communicating with the lower layer 2 among a plurality of these hole wells, by arranging the plurality of hole wells communicating with an underground coal layer (a permanent layer 1 and the lower layer 2). A detector of a radiation strength meter ( ray spectrometer) is arranged in a bottom part in an observation hole bored at five points A, B, C, D and E at an interval. The behavior in the ground of the pressed-in carbon dioxide, that is, an underground permeation state of the carbon dioxide and a production state of underground gas caused by this state, can be monitored by investigating a change with the lapse of time of ray strength by the radiation strength meter, simultaneously when pressing the carbon dioxide gas in the press-in well 3.


Inventors:
NAKO MASAO
KOMAKI HIRONOBU
FUJITA MASAHITO
YAMAMOTO SHIGEO
NISHIMURA SUSUMU
KATSURA IKUO
Application Number:
JP2006278793A
Publication Date:
April 24, 2008
Filing Date:
October 12, 2006
Export Citation:
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Assignee:
GEN ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOS CO L
NPO THINK TANK KYOTO INST OF N
International Classes:
E21B43/18; B01J19/00; E21B49/08; G01V5/12; G01T1/16; G01T1/167; G01T1/36
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Bunji Kamada
Higashio Masahiro
Torii Kazuhisa