Method for quantitatively expressing carbonate rock pore evolution contribution
A technique for quantitative characterization of carbonate rocks, applied in measurement devices, permeability/surface area analysis, suspension and porous material analysis, etc.
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[0054] Below in conjunction with embodiment the present invention is further described in detail:
[0055] Limestone of Changxing Formation in Well P6 of Puguang Oilfield in Northeast Sichuan is an ideal area for quantitative research on mechanical compaction, intergranular pressure solution and cementation. (2) The Changxing Formation in this area lacks siliciclastic grains and clay minerals that affect compaction; (3) The formation experienced relatively simple porosity evolution, Fractures are not developed, and the porosity of Well P6 (5350.4m) is 2.3% ( figure 2 ).
[0056] Although some particles are microcrystalline, the outer layers of most particles exhibit radial concentric structures. For all particle types, the original structure is preserved. The spherical structure and the original calcite mineral composition minimize the influence of mineral composition and grain shape on the porosity evolution.
[0057] The specific implementation steps are:
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