A Method for Making Rock Thin Sections in Visual Realistic Core Models
A technology of real core and manufacturing method, which is applied in the field of manufacturing rock slices in the visualized real core model, can solve the problems of high cost of rock slices, and achieve the effects of suitable production volume, good light transmission performance, and simple operation
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[0028] The core thin slices used for microscopic observation are required to have light transmission, and the collected images should clearly reflect the seepage phenomenon, so the thickness of the thin slices is required to be less than 0.5mm. Limited by the existing microscopic seepage experiment process, the length and width of the slice should not be less than 8cm and 2cm. When the core is 0.5mm thick, the force of the cement between rock particles is extremely weak and easily damaged. The large area (8cmX2cm) also makes it easy to have uneven thickness during the grinding process, and when the degree is greater than 0.1mm, it will affect the observation. Ordinary grinding technology usually can only reach a thickness of 0.8mm; the method of casting thin slices is also not advisable, the reason is: once the metal casting material injected into the rock pollutes the core, the cast still occupies the pore space after the thin slice is made, and there is no Experimental cond...
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