The present application relates to
rock mechanics, seepage
mechanics and unconventional
natural gas development technical field, specifically relates to a multi-scale pore and fracture
connectivity characterization method of
coal body under variable confining pressure based on
nuclear magnetic resonance, comprising the following steps: confining pressure saturation and benchmark acquisition;
constant pressure displacement and in-situ monitoring: keeping confining pressure constant, injecting
nitrogen displacement under
constant pressure difference, testing T2 spectrum in-situ at preset time node, obtaining residual water integral area, and determining displacement equilibrium until spectrum shape is stable; multi-stage confining
pressure experiment; multi-scale
connectivity calculation; compaction-damage
stage determination, the present application divides
nuclear magnetic resonance T2 spectrum into three scale intervals of micro-pore, medium-pore, large-pore and fracture, calculates the
connectivity of each scale through relative connectivity, can distinguish the differential influence of confining pressure on pores and fractures of different scales, reveals the asynchronous evolution law of micro-pore network and fracture
system, and provides fine data support for deep
coal and rock seepage mechanism research.