Additional Pictures
Date: 2002.02.19
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Gas Hydrate Research Well Program Additional Pictures Date: 2002.02.19 |
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UN_analyse_1.jpg | Drs. Ayato Kato and Fumio Kono (JNOC) report that they have had good success with their gas hydrate test cell which is designed to measure seismic velocity (P-wave and S-wave) of gas hydrate samples under in situ temperature and pressure conditions. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_analyse_2.jpg | They have been receiving core samples stored in pressure vessels and then transferring them into their test cell and re-pressurizing with methane gas. The tests reveal the controls of grain size, porosity and hydrate content on velocity. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_analyse_3.jpg | T. Uchida and A. Kato (JNOC) in the JNOC office in the Inuvik Research Centre. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_drillsite_46.jpg | Hole opening from 6-1/4" to 8-3/4" up to 1160m of the Mallik5L-38 well hole. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_drillsite_47.jpg | Characteristic bubbles of the gas hydrate in water. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_drillsite_48.jpg | Outcrop of the first permafrost layers near the Mallik drill site. | n.a. - n.a. |
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UN_drillsite_49.jpg | Bonus rig on the way from Inuvik to Mallik. | n.a. - n.a. |