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Oil, Gas, and Energy

China Coal Technology and Engineering Group (CCTEG)

2024

Underground coal gasification (UCG)

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Exploring Geological Parameters Sensitive To Underground Coal Gasification, Zhou Ze, Yi Tongsheng, Qin Yong, Zhou Yongfeng, Wang Lingxia, Kong Weimin Mar 2024

Exploring Geological Parameters Sensitive To Underground Coal Gasification, Zhou Ze, Yi Tongsheng, Qin Yong, Zhou Yongfeng, Wang Lingxia, Kong Weimin

Coal Geology & Exploration

Compared to ground coal chemical plants, underground coal gasification (UCG) requires gasifiers as geological bodies. Accurately understanding geological conditions is a critical prerequisite for UCG. To minimize the geological risks involved in UCG siting, this study systematically explored the geological parameters sensitive to UCG based on the intricate geological conditions of Guizhou Province, China. By collecting and organizing the exploration data of coal resources in Guizhou, this study established mathematical models for normalized, graded parameter value assignment, the algorithm of parameter weight vectors, and the algorithm of parameter weight product, with the purpose of obtaining the accurate quantitative data of …


Underground Coal Gasification: Overview Of Field Tests And Suggestions For Industrialization, Dong Zhen, Chen Yanpeng, Kong Lingfeng, Wang Feng, Chen Hao, Xue Junjie, Zhang Mengyuan, Chen Shanshan, Zhao Yufeng, Yu Yueyu, Gong Wanxing, Sun Hongliang, Wang Xinggang Feb 2024

Underground Coal Gasification: Overview Of Field Tests And Suggestions For Industrialization, Dong Zhen, Chen Yanpeng, Kong Lingfeng, Wang Feng, Chen Hao, Xue Junjie, Zhang Mengyuan, Chen Shanshan, Zhao Yufeng, Yu Yueyu, Gong Wanxing, Sun Hongliang, Wang Xinggang

Coal Geology & Exploration

Driven by the dual demands for achieving the goals of peak carbon dioxide emissions and carbon neutrality and for ensuring national energy security, underground coal gasification (UCG) in China is embracing a new historical development opportunity. To scientifically formulate a route for making technological breakthroughs in UCG and accelerate its industrialization, this study analyzed the history of UCG field tests, dividing UCG into three stages: UCG based on coal mines, vertical/directional wells, and horizontal wells. By exploring the underlying logic that propelled innovations in UCG technologies in different stages, this study delved into the technical and non-technical reasons for the …