The present application relates to a self-driven nanometer
micromotor for water lock solution of
tight gas reservoir and a method for water lock solution of
tight gas reservoir, the self-driven nanometer
micromotor for water lock solution of
tight gas reservoir is a double-section cone structure coated with a core-shell, which is composed of, from inside to outside, a
motion control section: a CaCO3
thin layer at the tip of the cone cannot react with water, controlling the generated bubbles to push the motor to directional advance; an Al4C3 reaction section: the
atomic ratio of aluminum and carbon is 4:3, the
crystal form is face-centered cubic structure, and the cone is the rear section of the motor, with a
diameter of 450-2000 nm; a
delay coating layer: a
polypyrrole (PPY)
copolymer film or a
polyaniline (PANI)
copolymer film, the
copolymer film is a porous
hydrophobic polymer macromolecular outer layer, coated outside the conical CaCO3-Al4C3 core structure, prolonging the
contact time of the nanometer
micromotor with water and promoting the motor to push deeper. The present application not only can go deep into the
fissure to solve water lock, but also can significantly improve the gas production and
recovery efficiency.