New Insights into the Occurrence and Implications of Mobile Water in Gas Hydrate Systems
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Implementation of a Numerically Stable Algorithm for Capillary Hysteresis in Gas Hydrate Deposits
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Dynamic 3D imaging of gas hydrate kinetics using synchrotron computed tomography
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Jarrar, Zaher↗
Probabilistic Predictions of Gas Hydrate Formation near Blake Ridge using Dakota and PFLOTRAN.
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Eymold, William Karl↗
Probabilistic Predictions of Offshore Gas Hydrate and Submarine Permafrost Distribution Along the Alaskan North Slope.
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Frederick, Jennifer M↗
Efficient Predictions of Global Free Gas and Gas Hydrate Formation using K-means Clustering.
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Eymold, William↗
A Geomechanical Model for Gas Hydrate Bearing Sediments Incorporating High Dilatancy, Temperature, and Rate Effects
The geomechanical behavior of methane hydrate bearing sediments (MHBS) is influenced by many factors, including temperature, fluid pressure, hydrate saturation, stress level, and strain rate. The paper presents a visco-elastoplastic constitutive model for MHBS based on an elastoplastic model that incorporates the effect of hydrate saturation, stress history, and hydrate morphology on hydrate sediment response. The upgraded model is able to account for additional critical features of MHBS behavior, such as, high-dilatancy, temperature, and rate effects. The main components and the mathematical formulation of the new constitutive model are described in detail. The upgraded model is validated using published triaxial tests involving MHBS. The model agrees overly well with the experimental observations and is able to capture the main features associated with the behavior of MHBS.
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Probabilistic Predictions of Gas Hydrate Formation in Blake Ridge using Dakota and PFLOTRAN.
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Eymold, William Karl↗
Forecasting Free Gas and Gas Hydrate Distribution with Geospatial Machine Learning.
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Frederick, Jennifer M↗