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Dissociation and Combustion of Gas Hydrates

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Experimental studies have been carried out on the combustion of powder, tablet, and sphere of methane hydrate, as well as double hydrates of methane-ethane and methane-isopropanol. It has been shown that the rate of decay J/m 0 (1/s) of porous powder of double hydrates of methane-ethane and methane-isopropanol is lower than that of methane hydrate. The decay changes non-linearly with time. At the final stage of combustion, the slope of decay curve decreases. The rate of decay J (kg/s) of sphere of double hydrate of methane-ethane is higher than that of methane gas hydrate.

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Misyura, S.Y. Dissociation and Combustion of Gas Hydrates. J. Engin. Thermophys. 31, 573–579 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1134/S181023282204004X

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