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- Page 40 and 41: The bulk of coalbed methane activit
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Overall, the study established that
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Table 2-4. Key Reservoir Properties
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Table 3-1. Gas In-Place for Major P
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Coal Seam Table 3-3. In-Place and T
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Table 3-7. In-Place and Technically
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Coal Seam Table 3-11. In-Place and
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Major Se
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The basic capital costs for the abo
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• Infiltration impoundment with e
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Table 4-4. Sample Tangible and Inta
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• Well pads are placed on 80-acre
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The annual cost for pump replacemen
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Chapter 3. For capital and O&M cost
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5.3 Costs of Water Disposal Alterna
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5.4 Discussion of Water Disposal Ca
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and a select number of injection pr
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Table 5-7. Annual Operating Costs f
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5-12
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Figure 6-1. Partition #1 Base Map 6
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• A series of coal mines exist in
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Production (Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 6,
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Type Well Well Depth (ft) Table 6-3
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Coal Seam Table 6-7. In-Place and T
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Figure 6-6. Partition #12 Base Map
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Type Well Well Depth (ft) Table 6-9
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Gas and Water Production Rate (Mcfd
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Figure 6-9. Partition #4 Base Map 6
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Figure 6-10. Partition #4 Sample Lo
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Figure 6-11. Partition #4 Anderson
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Gas and Water Production Rate (Mcfd
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Figure 6-14. Partition #4 Canyon We
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Gas and Water Production Rate (Mcfd
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25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0
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Gas and Water Production Rate (Mcfd
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• Wall. The Wall seam defines the
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Production (Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 35
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- Development. Figure 6-24 provides
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Figure 6-25. Partition #4 Cache Wel
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Figure 6-26. Partition #5 Base Map
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- Type Well. After adjustment for d
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Gas and Water Production Rate (Mcfd
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Production(Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 30,
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Production(Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 40,
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Production (Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 60
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Production (Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 1
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- Area. The Wyodak coal seam meets
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- Type Well. The history-matched Co
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- Type Well. The history-matched Pa
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• Partition #5 contains 12 major
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- Development. A small number of Uc
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High 1,600 50 0.27 190 Low 1,740 20
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- Coal Depth. The depth to the top
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Figure 6-37. Partition #7 Base Map
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- Coal Depth. The depth to the top
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Type Well Well Depth (ft) Table 6-5
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Table 6-55. In-Place and Technicall
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- Development. The are a total of 6
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Production (Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 7,
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- Type Well. The history-matched Ca
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Gas and Water Production Rate (Mcfd
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Production (Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 1
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- Time Zero Well. The time zero plo
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Gas and Water Production Rate (Mcfd
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6.9 Partition #9 6.9.1 Summary Part
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Figure 6-48. Partition #10 Base Map
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Production (Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 18
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Production (Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 1
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Production (Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 1
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Figure 6-52. Partition #11 Base Map
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- Development. The Dietz #2 seam is
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Gas and Water Production Rate (Mcfd
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- Time Zero Plot. The time zero plo
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Production (Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 1
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INTRODUCTION APPENDIX A GAS SORPTIO
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Figure A-1. Gas Content Isotherm Us
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Source: Bustin and Downey (2002) Fi
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Production (Mcf/mo.; Barrel/mo.) 25
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Gas Production Rate (Mcfd) 400 350
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Gas and Water Production Rate (Mcfd
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• The shallow coals were assumed