Method for analyzing methane carbon isotope change in shale gas release process
A carbon isotope and analysis method technology, applied in the field of geological exploration and development, which can solve the problems of lack of loss of gas isotope change data, inability to obtain gas sample analysis, lack of overall understanding, etc.
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[0124] This embodiment provides an analysis method of methane carbon isotope change during rock release process. This analysis method includes the following steps:
[0125] S1. Get the shale rock like, the shale rock is sampled on site, and the amount of analytical gas released in different time during the field desorption process and methane carbon isotopic The ratio; the solution includes first order desorption and second order desorption; in the first order desorption, the desorption gas is derived from the free gas and adsorption gas in the shale rock. In the second order desorption, solution Inversion is derived from adsorbing gas in the shale rock.
[0126] S2. Get the ratio of methane carbon isotopes in the pseudonym-release in the initial stage of the shale development, and the initial value of the ratio of methane carbon isotopes in the gas in the gas at T = 0 13 C (0) .
[0127] S3. The total amount of adsorbent gas samples as described under stratum thermostat condition...
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[0149] S1 and S6. Using the shale gas on-site decision instrument to perform on-site desorption, the desorption process is divided into two phases: first-order mud circulation temperature (45 ° C) conditions, in order to obtain data for recovery loss The second order 110 ° C desorption, close to the bottom of the bottom, and the desorption process of simulating the downhole temperature condition. A solution of absorbent samples were collected every 60 min during the desorption process, and the gas component and alkane gas carbon isotope test were carried out after taking it back to the laboratory. In the second order desorption (110 ° C), the analyzed gas is mainly adsorbed, and the adsorption gas is an adivation of the second order desorption. As shown in Table 1, a page rock gas well rock heart analyzes gas gas and isotope composition data.
[0150] Table 1 The amount of analytical gas released by rock rock is composed of methane carbon isotope
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[0152] S2. Existing l...
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