A method and device for evaluating the dynamic water lock effect of coal by using low-field nuclear magnetic resonance
A low-field nuclear magnetic resonance and water lock effect technology, which is used in the analysis, measurement device, and material analysis through resonance by using nuclear magnetic resonance. It can solve problems such as interference, and achieve the effect of accurate results and simple operation.
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[0110] Example—Evaluation of dynamic water lock effect of low-rank coal in Tarim Basin
[0111] Follow the steps below:
[0112] 1. Sample preparation and loading
[0113] (1) Drill the low-rank coal columnar coal core HvB-1 from the Tarim Basin, the core diameter is 25 mm, the length is 50 mm, the weight is 32.34 g, and dried in a drying oven to constant weight;
[0114] (2) After evacuating the core for 6 hours, pressurize saturated water at 10.0 MPa for 48 hours. Take out the saturated core and immerse it in distilled water. At the beginning of the experiment, dry the water on the surface with filter paper and put it into a non-magnetic core holder;
[0115] (3) Slowly put the core holder into the nuclear magnetic resonance measurement cavity, and prepare for the measurement of the nuclear magnetic relative permeability.
[0116] 2. Prepare for the experiment
[0117] (1) Apply a confining pressure of 3.0MPa to the core holder loaded into the core to simulate the format...
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