A quantitative characterization method for different types of pore structures in tight glutenite reservoirs
A technique for quantitative characterization of pore structure, applied in measurement devices, permeability/surface area analysis, suspension and porous material analysis, etc., which can solve the problems of low efficiency, low resolution of cast flakes and SEM images, and difficulty in characterizing small pores and other problems to achieve the effect of overcoming low efficiency
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[0034] A quantitative characterization method for different types of pore structures in tight sandy conglomerate reservoirs, comprising the following steps:
[0035] (1) Drilling samples: According to the industry standard GB / T 29172-2012, on the full-diameter (core diameter: 12cm) core sample, select a location with a relatively uniform particle size, drill a diameter of 2.5cm, and a length between 3- 5cm standard column sample.
[0036] (2) Oil washing and drying: the rock samples were extracted and washed with a Soxhlet extraction device, and then dried in a vacuum kettle (105°C) to constant weight.
[0037] (3) Measurement parameters: measure the diameter and length of the rock sample, and calculate the sample volume v, in cm 3 , and measure the mass m of the rock sample, the unit is g, and calculate the apparent density ρ of the sample 视 , the unit is g / cm 3 ;According to the industry standard SY / T 6385-2016, using Boyle's law to measure the porosity of rock samples ...
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