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Year
2020
Volume
30
Issue
1
Pages
125-133
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Section Mechanics
Title Mathematical model of gas hydrate formation of sulfur dioxide by injecting liquid sulfur dioxide into a layer saturated with methane and water
Author(-s) Khasanov M.K.a, Kil'dibaeva S.R.a
Affiliations Sterlitamak Branch of the Bashkir State Universitya
Abstract This paper presents the results of a theoretical study for the gas hydrate formation of sulfur dioxide by injecting liquid sulfur dioxide into a layer saturated with water and methane. Self-similar solutions of a straight-line parallel problem are constructed. The dependences of the temperature and the coordinates of the formation front of sulfur dioxide gas hydrate on the layer permeability are explored. It is established that, as the layer permeability increases, the temperature of the phase transition increases on the surface. As a result, at sufficiently large values of layer permeability, the temperature at the hydrate formation border may exceed the equilibrium decomposition temperature of sulfur dioxide gas hydrate, which will correspond to the appearance of an intermediate region saturated with a mixture of water, sulfur dioxide and its gas hydrate in a state of thermodynamic equilibrium. It is established that at sufficiently high values of injection pressure and permeability, the gas hydrate formation of sulfur dioxide will occur in the extended region.
Keywords mathematical model, self-similar solution, porous area, filtration, gas hydrates, sulfur dioxide
UDC 544.344, 532.546
MSC 93A30
DOI 10.35634/vm200109
Received 2 September 2019
Language Russian
Citation Khasanov M.K., Kil'dibaeva S.R. Mathematical model of gas hydrate formation of sulfur dioxide by injecting liquid sulfur dioxide into a layer saturated with methane and water, Vestnik Udmurtskogo Universiteta. Matematika. Mekhanika. Komp'yuternye Nauki, 2020, vol. 30, issue 1, pp. 125-133.
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