Method for measuring coal sample methane adsorbing capacity through low-field nuclear magnetic resonance
A technology of low-field nuclear magnetic resonance and coal sample methane, which is applied in the direction of analysis by nuclear magnetic resonance, and can solve the problems of continuous adsorption, time-consuming, dynamic detection, etc.
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[0051] The invention mainly measures the unit mass adsorption gas content of the coal sample under the corresponding pressure through the NMR T2 spectrum after the methane adsorption of the powdery coal sample is balanced. The low-field nuclear magnetic resonance technology of the present invention detects H nuclei in methane, and its signal amplitude is proportional to the mass of methane within the detection range. Methane in powdered coal samples has different NMR characteristics from free methane; the presence of coal samples accelerates the relaxation rate of methane, and there are roughly three peaks in the methane NMR T2 spectrum, from left to right are adsorbed methane Peak (Q1 peak, about less than 10ms), inter-particle / pore methane peak (Q2 peak, between 10-100ms) and free-state methane peak (Q3 peak, between 400-1000ms) such as Figure 4 shown.
[0052] In order to prove that the Q1 peak is the adsorption peak, when coal adsorbs methane at different pressure points...
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