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The microstructures of shale samples before and after hydration were characterized by field emission scanning electron microscopy(FESEM), and the differences in microstructure and physical parameters of original shale samples, water saturated samples and samples with water centrifugated were examined by micro CT, porosity and permeability tests. The FESEM test shows that the hydration has no effect on the main morphology, position and pores of organic matter(OM). Hydration can increase the number and width of fractures in shale, including generation of new fractures and extension of existent fractures between inorganic minerals and width increase of fractures between banded organic matter and inorganic minerals. Micro CT results of samples with different water saturations show that the intensity of hydration is dominated by primary fracture development, in other words, the more developed the primary fractures of the shale, the stronger the hydration will be. The width of fractures increased two to five times by intense hydration. The porosity of shale is mainly controlled by organic matter content and secondly influenced by the fracture development. The permeability of shale is mainly affected by fracture development and secondly by the porosity. The fracture development influenced both porosity and permeability, but more strongly on permeability than porosity.
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篇名 Effects of hydration on the microstructure and physical properties of shale
来源期刊 石油勘探与开发:英文版 学科 工学
关键词 SHALE HYDRATION microstructure PHYSICAL PARAMETERS FRACTURE PORE
年,卷(期) 2018,(6) 所属期刊栏目
研究方向 页码范围 1146-1153
页数 8页 分类号 TE31
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SHALE
HYDRATION
microstructure
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FRACTURE
PORE
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石油勘探与开发:英文版
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2096-4803
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北京市海淀区学院路20号
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