Induction heating of coal in situ

Wells – Processes – Electric current or electrical wave energy through earth for...

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166256, 166302, 299 2, E21B 4324, E21C 4110

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041162730

ABSTRACT:
The electric induction heating in situ of a selected portion of an underground coal deposit, for the purpose of facilitating extraction of gases, liquids, solids and energy from the deposit. The heating is conveniently effected by passing a time-varying electrical current through a conductor encompassing the selected portion. The conductive path is preferably a toroid, quasi-toroid, helix, or simulated toroid, quasi-toroid or helix, created by a drilling and passing one or more conductors through the drill holes.

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