Natural gas hydrate is ice‐like mixture of gas (mostly methane) and water that is widely
found in sediments along the world's continental margins and within and beneath permafrost …

Commercial development of natural gas hydrate, over 90% of which is found in fine-grained
sediments worldwide, is of significance to energy structure, energy security, and global …

Considering the energy dissipation caused by hydrate dissociation and granular
rearrangement at the micro level, a multiphase constitutive model of hydrate-bearing …

The successful offshore hydrate production tests in the South China Sea proved the high
productivity of clayey-silty hydrate reservoirs. However, the mechanical characteristics of …

Describing the pore habit of methane hydrate in sediment matrices is essential for
understanding natural distribution of methane hydrate, methane trace (transport and …

Natural gas hydrate (NGH) is considered one of the most promising future energy sources
because of its considerable reserves and high energy density, which could meet the …

Clayey-silty hydrate-bearing sediments are widely distributed worldwide, presenting
significant potential for natural gas hydrate (NGH) extraction. However, fundamental …

To obtain basic information for methane hydrate (MH) reservoir characterization at the first
offshore production test site (AT1) located on the northwestern slope of the Daini-Atsumi …

CO 2 hydrate offers some substantial applications for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS).
While CO 2 hydrate chemistry and CO 2 capture are reviewed in part 1 of this review, CO 2 …

The formation process of gas hydrates in sedimentary matrices is of crucial importance for
the physical and transport properties of the resulting aggregates. This process has never …