Small opening pattern plate used for observing fluid flow in porous medium
A technology of fluid flow and porous media, applied in measurement, wellbore/well components, earthwork drilling and production, etc., can solve problems such as deviation and inability to truly reproduce reservoir temperature
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[0022] A pore template for observing fluid flow in porous media, characterized in that: there are pores in the pore template 4, and the range of the pores is between 0.05-0.1 mm, and there are four ports around the pore template 4, and the four ports pass through the shell The body arm is introduced and communicated with the side of the aperture template 4 through the buffer zone. The four ports constitute a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet. The pressurized fluid flows through the inlets in the pores of the aperture template 4 and flows out from the outlet.
Embodiment 2
[0024] Such as figure 1 As shown, an aperture template for observing fluid flow in porous media, the housing includes a front cover 1 and a bottom plate 7, the middle of the front cover 1 is a circular observation cavity, and the observation plate 2 passes through the sealing ring 3 and the front cover 1 The circular observation hole is sealed, the observation plate 2 is made of transparent material, the aperture template 4 is fixed parallel to the back of the observation plate 2, the aperture template 4 is pressed tightly by the observation plate 2 and the back pressure mechanism, so that there is no gap between the aperture template 4 and the front end observation plate 2, The rear end of the back pressure mechanism is connected with the bottom plate 7 through the first screw 8, and the front cover 1 is connected with the back pressure mechanism through the second screw 9, so that the aperture template 4 is sealed.
[0025] Such as figure 2 As shown, there are four ports a...
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