Quantitative characterization method and quantitative characterization device for pore connectivity
A quantitative characterization and connectivity technology, applied in the field of oil and gas physical exploration, can solve the difficult quantitative evaluation of pore connectivity and other problems, and achieve the effect of wide applicability
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[0089] The implementation method is as follows: First, check whether all connected domains have pore pixels falling on the boundary (surface) of the whole domain, and the connected domains without any pore pixels falling on the boundary of the whole domain are dead connected domains, otherwise they are live connected domains. Then the live connected domain is performed as Figure 9 rating shown. If there are pore pixels falling on the opposite group of boundary surfaces, it is a third-level connected domain; if there are pore pixels respectively falling on adjacent boundary surfaces, and it is not a third-level connected domain, it is a second-level connected domain; if only Pixels fall on a boundary surface, which is a level 1 connected domain. The volume percentage of active pores in the total pores can be obtained by grading connected domains: the number of pore pixels in the 1st to 3rd-level connected domains / the total number of pore pixels. Those skilled in the art can ...
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