High-pressure nuclear magnetic resonance CO2 geological storage model test system

Abstract

The invention discloses a high-pressure nuclear magnetic resonance CO2 geological storage model test system. A load control system is connected with a sample visualization observation system through a pipeline. A fluid control system is connected with a core holding unit in the sample visualization observation system through a fluid injection pipeline. An axial pressure sensor and a confining pressure sensor in a data collecting and processing system are installed on a pipeline connecting an axial pressure pump in the load control system with the core holding unit and a pipeline connecting a confining pressure pump in the load control system with the core holding unit respectively. A left water pressure sensor and a right water pressure sensor in the data collecting and processing system are installed on a pipeline connecting a left salt water injection pump in the fluid control system with the core holding unit and a pipeline connecting a right salt water injection pump in the fluid control system with the core holding unit respectively. An injection air pressure sensor and a flow meter in the data collecting and processing system are installed on a pipeline connecting a CO2 injection pump in the fluid control system with the core holding unit. By means of the high-pressure nuclear magnetic resonance CO2 geological storage model test system, the transport law of CO2 in reservoirs and cap rock on the conditions of different temperatures, different vertical stresses and different horizontal stresses and the deformation and fracture law of the reservoirs and the cap rock are researched.

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[0001] The invention relates to a model test system, in particular to a high-voltage nuclear magnetic resonance CO 2 Geological storage model test system, which is suitable for simulating CO in the real environment 2 The geological storage process is also used to study CO under different temperature and different initial stress conditions. 2 The migration law in the reservoir and the caprock and the deformation and failure law of the reservoir and the caprock. Background technique

[0002] CO 2 Geological storage technology is currently a very effective means of greenhouse gas control. A lot of CO 2 The injection into the formation will cause the increase of pore pressure, which will lead to the decrease of the effective stress of the rock mass. At the same time, the change of the effective stress will affect the porosity, permeability and capillary pressure of the rock mass in turn, and then affect the CO 2 impact on migration. In the process of seepag...

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