Method for testing tight oil occurrence state of reservoir stratum through CT quantitative and three-dimensional visualization
A technology of occurrence state and tight oil, which is used in the field of 3D visualization to test the occurrence state of tight oil in reservoirs and quantitative CT to achieve the effect of high certainty
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[0037]Cores from the Chang 7 tight oil reservoir in the Ordos Basin were selected. The core must be closed and cored. Drill a short core column with a size of 0.3cm×1cm in the core; put the short core column into the melted wax slurry for sealing and wrapping, so as to prevent the tight oil and water in the core column from losing during the CT scanning process, but the wax layer The thickness should not exceed 1mm. After the core column is sealed with wax, a nano-CT non-destructive testing instrument is used to perform CT scanning on the core column, and a 360° two-dimensional slice image of the core column is obtained through the radiation emission of the X-ray tube, the rotation of the mechanical turntable, and the signal reception of the detector. The basic working principle is that after the ray is emitted from the ray tube and passes through the measured object, due to the relationship between the material, density and thickness of the measured object, the ray will have...
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