CN102493787A - Method for analyzing and preventing eruption disaster caused by hydrate thermal decomposition - Google Patents
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- The analysis of the eruption disaster that causes of a hydrate thermal decomposition with prevent and treat method, it is characterized in that 1) analysis of the eruption disaster that thermal decomposition causes to hydrate comprises as follows:1. the extensive diagnostic of hydrate thermal decomposition zone radiusThe thermal source place at first reaches the hydrate phase balance temperature in the hydrate deposit layer; Undergo phase transition, form decomposition region and undecomposed zone, its interface is called the phase transformation front; The decomposition region consists of: water, gas, soil skeleton, and undecomposed zone consists of: hydrate, soil skeleton; Along with the rising of temperature, the decomposition region is constantly expanded, and the temperature of decomposition region depends on the averag density ρ of decomposition region 1, avergae specific heat C 1, evenly heat coefficient of conductivity K 1, heating-up temperature T h, initial temperature T 0, latent heat of phase change Δ H, temperature T balances each other e, ρ 1=ε 0ρ g+ (1-ε 0) ρ s, C 1=ε 0C g+ (1-ε 0) C s, K 1=ε 0K g+ (1-ε 0) K sThe temperature in undecomposed zone depends on the averag density ρ in undecomposed zone 2, avergae specific heat C 2, evenly heat coefficient of conductivity K 2, ρ 2=ε 0ρ h+ (1-ε 0) ρ s, C 2=ε 0C h+ (1-ε 0) C s, K 2=ε 0K h+ (1-ε 0) K s, wherein: ε 0Content for hydrate; ρ hBe hydrate density, ρ sBe soil skeleton density, ρ gGas density, C hBe hydrate specific heat, C sBe soil skeleton specific heat, C gBe the specific heats of gases, K hBe the hydrate coefficient of heat conduction, K sBe the soil skeleton coefficient of heat conduction, K gBe the gas coefficient of heat conduction;Suppose that each regional conduction of heat physical parameter is average, and latent heat of phase change is constant, writes out two calorifics expression formulas in the zone and be:Solving equation (1) obtains Wherein, ξ eBe to depend on each component thermal parameters of hydrate deposit layer, by relational expression2. the critical eruption analysis of hydrate thermal decompositionWhen the decomposition of hydrate zone radius reaches a threshold, be designated as Gas pressure will be broken through overlying strata and erupt, and erupt pairing hydrate thermal decomposition zone radius R CriWith the characteristic dimension r that destroys by following parameter determining: hole gas pressure p g, top atmospheric pressure p 0, the mean specific gravity of last earthing body The soil strength τ of top, decomposition region f, the height h of the supreme clad surface of thermal source; Therefore, decomposition region critical radius R CriWith the characteristic dimension that destroys be that r can be write as respectively:Known and erupt the statics Analysis of critical condition; Then can judge whether and to erupt; If erupt, then can confirm the characteristic radius in decomposition of hydrate zone and the characteristic dimension that destroys2) control of the eruption disaster that causes of hydrate thermal decomposition comprises as follows:According to the analysis of step 1), prevent and treat from following aspect:1. in the hydrate Development Engineering, control thermal source heating-up temperature, the efficiency of heating surface and heat time heating time, and the expansion of prediction decomposition region radius, confirm the development of the hole gas pressure of decomposition region, make that pore pressure is not enough to overlying strata is damaged;2. mechanics parameter, hole and the fissured structure of on-the-spot sedimentary deposit that obtains and overlying strata, hydrate laterally, vertically on the synthetic and distributed basis; Choose suitable mining type and recovery well method for arranging, and sedimentary deposit or overlying strata weakness zone are carried out consolidation process.
- 2. the analysis of the eruption disaster that hydrate thermal decomposition as claimed in claim 1 causes with prevent and treat method, it is characterized in that, break through overlying strata, the characteristic radius in decomposition of hydrate zone for gas eruption with the circular hole form The characteristic dimension that destroys Be circle, suppose that two radiuses are linearly proportional, i.e. R Cri=α r, α are empirical coefficients of being confirmed by actual formation; If the intensity of gas pressure and earth pillar gravity and earth pillar and sedimentary deposit satisfied the statics balance condition when supposition destroyed, make h c=h-R Cri=h-α r can obtain:Arrangement obtains:Formula (6) has provided critical radius and the gravity of last earthing body and the functional relation of intensity of decomposition of hydrate; Known these two parameters; Then the size of critical radius can be confirmed, again with the critical radius substitution formula of finding the solution (2), can confirm to erupt the crash time of generation.
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