Coalbed Methane in India by Ajay Kumar Singh & Partha Narayan Hajra

Author:Ajay Kumar Singh & Partha Narayan Hajra
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Springer International Publishing, Cham

Workings in the Ghusick seam so far indicate it to be highly gassy both East and West of Salma dyke. In the Muslia unit of Ghusick colliery, during the survey period it was observed that make of methane varied between 11.02 and 14.2 m3/min even when it was producing only 70 tonnes of coal per day.

Downdip development is likely to be even more affected by gas. Lower seams are also expected to be highly gassy. The mining plan is to extend to the SE for the next 5 years then mine to the SW ahead of the gassy area.

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