Simulation sample preparation method and device for hydraulic fracturing test of broken soft coal seam
A technology for simulating samples and hydraulic fracturing, which can be used in mining equipment, surveying, earthwork drilling and mining, etc. It can solve problems such as interfering with test results, wrong test rules, and inability to reflect the characteristics of layered sedimentary structures of natural sedimentary rocks.
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[0049] Example 1: Use a mass ratio of 80% coal powder, 5% fine sand, 15% cement and water to form a coal seam slurry, use a mass ratio of 60% gypsum, 20% fine sand, 20% cement and water to form a coal seam The interface slurry is mixed with 60% fine sand, 40% cement and water to form the roof slurry, and then the coal seam slurry, coal seam interface slurry and roof slurry are placed in separate containers.
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[0050] Example 2: Use a mass ratio of 70% coal powder, 10% fine sand, 20% cement and water to form a coal seam slurry, use a mass ratio of 50% gypsum, 25% fine sand, 25% cement and water to form a coal seam For the interface slurry, use a mass ratio of 65% fine sand, 43% cement and water to form a roof slurry, and then put the coal seam slurry, coal seam interface slurry and roof slurry in separate containers.
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[0051] Example 3: Use a mass ratio of 60% coal powder, 15% fine sand, 25% cement and water to form a coal seam slurry, use a mass ratio of 40% gypsum, 30% fine sand, 30% cement and water to form a coal seam The interface slurry is mixed with 70% fine sand, 30% cement and water to form the roof slurry, and then the coal seam slurry, coal seam interface slurry and roof slurry are placed in separate containers.
[0052] In the above-mentioned embodiment, different slurries are pre-mixed first, and then the mixed slurries are filled three times in a horn-shaped slump barrel with an upper opening of 100 mm, a lower opening of 200 mm, and a height of 300 mm. After filling, use a tamping hammer to hit 25 times from outside to inside evenly along the wall of the barrel. After compacting, smooth it out, and then pull up the barrel. The slurry will collapse due to its own weight. Use the height of the barrel to subtract the height of the highest point of the slurry after the collapse. T...
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