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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 17, 2024
Filed:
May. 30, 2024
Southwest Petroleum University, Chengdu, CN;
Zhouhua Wang, Chengdu, CN;
Hanmin Tu, Chengdu, CN;
Xintong Zhang, Chengdu, CN;
Ping Guo, Chengdu, CN;
Shuoshi Wang, Chengdu, CN;
Huang Liu, Chengdu, CN;
Zhicheng Yang, Chengdu, CN;
Xingliang Deng, Chengdu, CN;
Zhiliang Liu, Chengdu, CN;
Yisheng Hu, Chengdu, CN;
Hongnan Yang, Chengdu, CN;
Ping Le, Chengdu, CN;
Tongwen Jiang, Chengdu, CN;
Guangya Zhu, Chengdu, CN;
Nan Li, Chengdu, CN;
SOUTHWEST PETROLEUM UNIVERSITY, Chengdu, CN;
Abstract
The present invention discloses a gas based testing method for a pore volume compressibility of a low-permeability rock. The method comprises the following steps: obtaining a compressibility and an isothermal adsorption-desorption curve of experimental gas under a reservoir condition; performing a physical simulation experiment by using a steel core drilled with a through hole, and obtaining a gas volume collected due to the deformation of an experimental instrument; then repeating the experiment by using an actual core with the same size, and obtaining pore volumes of the reservoir core under the experimental conditions by deducting deformation of the instrument; and finally, obtaining a pore compressibility of the reservoir core under different reservoir conditions according to the pore volumes of the reservoir core under different reservoir conditions. The present invention considers gas adsorption, corrects errors caused by deformation of a physical simulation device.