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Charles G Mones

from Cheyenne, WY
Age ~74
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Also known as:
Charles George Mones, Charles C Mones, George P Mones
Related to:
Gennie MonesJennie MonesGeorge Mones
Connected to:
Bobby A Mones, 74Brian T Mones, 43Dana L Mones, 65Eugenio Mones, 58Jaya Mones, 27Jose Mones, 63Lisa A Mones, 56Marcea M Mones, 56Matthew Mones, 37Peter J Mones, 64

Charles Mones Phones & Addresses

  • Cheyenne, WY

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Enhanced Coalbed Gas Production System

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US Patent:
6450256, Sep 17, 2002
Filed:
Jun 6, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/875658
Inventors:
Charles G. Mones - Cheyenne WY
Assignee:
The University of Wyoming Research Corporation - Laramie WY
International Classification:
E21B 4325
US Classification:
16625001, 166 52, 166245, 166263, 166268, 166308
Abstract:
A method of stimulating coalbed methane production by injecting gas into a producer and subsequently placing the producer back on production is described. A decrease in water production may also result. The increase in gas production and decrease in water production may result from: (1) the displacement of water from the producer by gas; (2) the establishment of a mobile gas saturation at an extended distance into the coalbed, extending outward from the producer; and (3) the reduction in coalbed methane partial pressure between the coal matrix and the coals cleat system.

System For Displacement Of Water In Coalbed Gas Reservoirs

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US Patent:
6817411, Nov 16, 2004
Filed:
Aug 14, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/219360
Inventors:
Charles G. Mones - Cheyenne WY
Assignee:
The University of Wyoming Research Corporation - Laramie WY
International Classification:
E21B 4330
US Classification:
166245, 166 52, 166 901, 16625001, 1662521, 166263, 166268
Abstract:
A method of stimulating coalbed methane production by injecting gas into a producer and subsequently placing the producer back on production is described. A decrease in water production may also result. The increase in gas production and decrease in water production may result from: (1) the displacement of water from the producer by gas; (2) the establishment of a mobile gas saturation at an extended distance into the coalbed, extending outward from the producer; and (3) the reduction in coalbed methane partial pressure between the coal matrix and the coals cleat system.

Coalbed Gas Production Systems

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US Patent:
20050092486, May 5, 2005
Filed:
Nov 15, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/989685
Inventors:
Charles Mones - Cheyenne WY, US
Assignee:
The University of Wyoming Research Corporation d/b/a Western Research Institute - Laramie WY
International Classification:
E21B043/25
E21B043/30
US Classification:
166245000, 166263000, 166268000, 166308100, 299012000, 166090100, 166052000
Abstract:
A method of stimulating coalbed methane production by injecting gas into a producer and subsequently placing the producer back on production is described. A decrease in water production may also result. The increase in gas production and decrease in water production may result from: (1) the displacement of water from the producer by gas; (2) the establishment of a mobile gas saturation at an extended distance into the coalbed, extending outward from the producer; and (3) the reduction in coalbed methane partial pressure between the coal matrix and the coal's cleat system.

Hydrocarbonaceous Material Upgrading Method

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US Patent:
20110284425, Nov 24, 2011
Filed:
Jun 6, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/154277
Inventors:
Lee E. Brecher - , US
Phyllis J. Brecher - Laramie WY, US
Charles G. Mones - Cheyenne WY, US
Frank D. Guffey - Laramie WY, US
Assignee:
The University of Wyoming Research Corporation d/b/a Western Research Institute - Laramie WY
International Classification:
C10G 51/02
C10G 9/00
US Classification:
208 67, 208100
Abstract:
A hydrocarbonaceous material upgrading method may involve a novel combination of heating, vaporizing and chemically reacting hydrocarbonaceous feedstock that is substantially unpumpable at pipeline conditions, and condensation of vapors yielded thereby, in order to upgrade that feedstock to a hydrocarbonaceous material condensate that meets crude oil pipeline specification.

System For Improving Coalbed Gas Production

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US Patent:
62443380, Jun 12, 2001
Filed:
Jun 23, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/338295
Inventors:
Charles G. Mones - Cheyenne WY
Assignee:
The University of Wyoming Research Corp.,
International Classification:
E21B 4325
E21B 4330
E21B 4700
US Classification:
166245
Abstract:
A method of stimulating coalbed methane production by injecting gas into a producer and subsequently placing the producer back on production is described. A decrease in water production may also result. The increase in gas production and decrease in water production may result from: (1) the displacement of water from the producer by gas; (2) the establishment of a mobile gas saturation at an extended distance into the coalbed, extending outward from the producer; and (3) the reduction in coalbed methane partial pressure between the coal matrix and the coal's cleat system.
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