Process for in situ coal gasification

Wells – Processes – In situ combustion

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48DIG6, 166266, 166272, 166302, 166303, E21B 4324

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041979117

ABSTRACT:
In situ coal gasification to form a methane rich gas is carried out by injecting a lower aliphatic alcohol such as methanol into a coal seam, raising the temperature to cause dissociation of the alcohol and injecting water into the same. Nascent hydrogen is produced which reacts with the coal to form methane. The product gas may also contain hydrogen and carbon monoxide which can be separated and reacted to form methanol.

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