2022
DOI: 10.1021/acsomega.1c05443
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The Law and Mechanism of the Sample Size Effect of Imbibition Oil Recovery of Tight Sedimentary Tuff

Abstract: Imbibition is an important mechanism to improve the recovery factor (RF) of a tight oil reservoir. Accurately evaluating the oil production capacity of tight oil reservoirs by imbibition is of great significance for the formulation of oilfield production plans and productivity prediction. However, there is currently no unified regulation on the selection of rock sample size in tight oil reservoir imbibition evaluation experiments, resulting in great differences in reservoir imbibition oil production capacity o… Show more

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“…The T 2 spectrum distribution curve of core # 9 is bimodal. The peak value decreases from left to right, which shows that the pore distribution of the core is obviously heterogeneous . The left peak with a higher signal amplitude and the right peak with a lower signal amplitude represent the larger proportion of small pores and the smaller proportion of large pores, respectively .…”
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confidence: 95%
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“…The T 2 spectrum distribution curve of core # 9 is bimodal. The peak value decreases from left to right, which shows that the pore distribution of the core is obviously heterogeneous . The left peak with a higher signal amplitude and the right peak with a lower signal amplitude represent the larger proportion of small pores and the smaller proportion of large pores, respectively .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The peak value decreases from left to right, which shows that the pore distribution of the core is obviously heterogeneous. 23 The left peak with a higher signal amplitude and the right peak with a lower signal amplitude represent the larger proportion of small pores and the smaller proportion of large pores, respectively. 24 The top on the left represents the micropores, the middle represents the mesopores, and the top on the right side represents macropores or fissures.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%