Abstract
As one of the most promising energy resources for humankind, methane hydrate has become an eye-catching topic in engineering research. In this study, low emission model for methane hydrate extraction is proposed from the seabed and power generation with CO2 Sequestration process. The focus of this design and analysis is to increase the heat and mass transportation process under the seabed. Depressurization method is combined with hot water warm-up process in the newly proposed system. The heating up of methane hydrate layer and fracturing increases the heat mass transfer. Then the methane hydrate production can be increased.
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