??? dry gas implies there is no water on that part of the seam.
dry gas flows are interesting as it is possible the gas could have already escaped to another trap. free gas flows in the right seam are a good thing as once the free gas has been removed you can desorb (whats left) without waiting for dewatering to remove the pressure. your flow always depends on how much Mr Darcy will allow.
whats a larger molecule, a liquid H2O or gaseuos CH4?
SF
poor flow rates?, page-7
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