Gas content serves as a critical indicator for assessing the resource potential of deep coal mines and forecasting coal mine gas outburst risks.However,existing sampling technologies face challenges in maintaining the...Gas content serves as a critical indicator for assessing the resource potential of deep coal mines and forecasting coal mine gas outburst risks.However,existing sampling technologies face challenges in maintaining the integrity of gas content within samples and are often constrained by estimation errors inherent in empirical formulas,which results in inaccurate gas content measurements.This study introduces a lightweight,in-situ pressure-and gas-preserved corer designed to collect coal samples under the pressure conditions at the sampling point,effectively preventing gas loss during transfer and significantly improving measurement accuracy.Additionally,a gas migration model for deep coal mines was developed to elucidate gas migration characteristics under pressure-preserved coring conditions.The model offers valuable insights for optimizing coring parameters,demonstrating that both minimizing the coring hole diameter and reducing the pressure difference between the coring-point pressure and the original pore pressure can effectively improve the precision of gas content measurements.Coring tests conducted at an experimental base validated the performance of the corer and its effectiveness in sample collection.Furthermore,successful horizontal coring tests conducted in an underground coal mine roadway demonstrated that the measured gas content using pressure-preserved coring was 34%higher than that obtained through open sampling methods.展开更多
A novel temperature-preserved core chamber designed for depths exceeding 5000 m has been developed to enhance the scientific understanding of deep oil and gas reservoirs.This temperature-preserved core chamber employs...A novel temperature-preserved core chamber designed for depths exceeding 5000 m has been developed to enhance the scientific understanding of deep oil and gas reservoirs.This temperature-preserved core chamber employs an innovative vacuum layer for temperature preservation and is compatible with a temperature-pressure preserved coring system.The design principles and key parameters of the temperature-preserved core chamber were determined through static analysis.Numerical simulations assessed the mechanical properties of 70,85,and 100 MPa core chambers under conditions of 120-150℃.The results demonstrate that the temperature-preserved core chambers withstand the applied stresses without plastic deformation,and the vacuum layer maintains its integrity under these conditions.A 70 MPa class core chamber prototype was manufactured,and system integration tests were performed on a self-developed in-situ coring platform.The system demonstrated stable operation at 70 MPa for 120 min,with pressure fluctuations within 5%.Additionally,the integrated system operated without interference,enabling the successful extraction of cores with a 50 mm diameter.These findings provide valuable theoretical guidance and design recommendations for advancing oil and gas in-situ temperature-pressure preserved coring technologies in high-temperature and high-pressure environments.展开更多
Natural gas hydrate(NGH)has a bright future as a clean energy source with huge reserves.Coring is one of the most direct methods for NGH exploration and research.Preserving the in-situ properties of the core as much a...Natural gas hydrate(NGH)has a bright future as a clean energy source with huge reserves.Coring is one of the most direct methods for NGH exploration and research.Preserving the in-situ properties of the core as much as possible during the coring process is crucial for the assessment of NGH resources.However,most existing NGH coring techniques cannot preserve the in-situ temperature of NGH,leading to distortion of the physical properties of the obtained core,which makes it difficult to effectively guide NGH exploration and development.To overcome this limitation,this study introduces an innovative active temperature-preserved coring method for NGH utilizing phase change materials(PCM).An active temperature-preserved corer(ATPC)is designed and developed,and an indoor experimental system is established to investigate the heat transfer during the coring process.Based on the experimental results under different environment temperatures,a heat transfer model for the entire ATPC coring process has been established.The indoor experimental results are consistent with the theoretical predictions of the heat transfer model,confirming its validity.This model has reconstructed the temperature changes of the NGH core during the coring process,demonstrating that compared to the traditional coring method with only passive temperature-preserved measures,ATPC can effectively reduce the core temperature by more than 5.25℃.With ATPC,at environment temperatures of 15,20,25,and 30℃,the duration of low-temperature state for the NGH core is 53.85,32.87,20.32,and 11.83 min,respectively.These findings provide new perspectives on temperature-preserving core sampling in NGH and provide technical support for exploration and development in NGH.展开更多
The core sampling experiments were conducted after hydraulic fracturing in the three-dimensional development zone of Fuling shale gas.Six coring wells of different well types were systematically designed.Based on the ...The core sampling experiments were conducted after hydraulic fracturing in the three-dimensional development zone of Fuling shale gas.Six coring wells of different well types were systematically designed.Based on the integrated engineering technology of post-fracturing drilling,coring and monitoring of shale and the analysis of fracture source tracing,the evaluation of the fracture network after fracturing in the three-dimensional development of shale gas was conducted.The data of core fractures after fracturing indicate that three major types of fractures are formed after fracturing:natural fractures,hydraulic fractures,and fractures induced by external mechanical force,which are further classified into six subcategories:natural structural fractures,natural bedding fractures,hydraulic fractures,hydraulically activated fractures,drilling induced fractures,and fractures induced by core transportation.The forms of the artificial fracture network after fracturing are complex.Hydraulic fractures and hydraulically activated fractures interweave with each other,presenting eight forms of artificial fracture networks,among which the“一”-shaped fracture is the most common,accounting for approximately 70%of the total fractures.When the distance to the fractured wellbore is less than 35 m,the density of the artificial fracture network is relatively high;when it is 35–100 m,the density is lower;and when it is beyond 100 m,the density gradually increases.The results of the fracture tracing in the core sampling area confirm that the current fracturing technology can essentially achieve the differential transformation of the reservoir in the main area of Jiaoshiba block in Fuling.The three-layer three-dimensional development model can efficiently utilize shale gas reserves,although there is still room for improvement in the complexity and propagation uniformity of fractures.It is necessary to further optimize technologies such as close-cutting combined with temporary blocking and deflection within fractures or at fracture mouths,as well as limited flow perforation techniques,to promote the balanced initiation and extension of fractures.展开更多
Lunar core samples are the key materials for accurately assessing and developing lunar resources.However,the difficulty of maintaining borehole stability in the lunar coring process limits the depth of lunar coring.He...Lunar core samples are the key materials for accurately assessing and developing lunar resources.However,the difficulty of maintaining borehole stability in the lunar coring process limits the depth of lunar coring.Here,a strategy of using a reinforcement fluid that undergoes a phase transition spontaneously in a vacuum environment to reinforce the borehole is proposed.Based on this strategy,a reinforcement liquid suitable for a wide temperature range and a high vacuum environment was developed.A feasibility study on reinforcing the borehole with the reinforcement liquid was carried out,and it is found that the cohesion of the simulated lunar soil can be increased from 2 to 800 kPa after using the reinforcement liquid.Further,a series of coring experiments are conducted using a selfdeveloped high vacuum(vacuum degree of 5 Pa)and low-temperature(between-30 and 50℃)simulation platform.It is confirmed that the high-boiling-point reinforcement liquid pre-placed in the drill pipe can be released spontaneously during the drilling process and finally complete the reinforcement of the borehole.The reinforcement effect of the borehole is better when the solute concentration is between0.15 and 0.25 g/mL.展开更多
Pressure-preserving controllers(PPCs)are crucial components of in situ pressure-preserving coring(IPP-Coring)devices for deep oil and gas extraction,and their ultimate pressure-bearing(UPB)capability determines the up...Pressure-preserving controllers(PPCs)are crucial components of in situ pressure-preserving coring(IPP-Coring)devices for deep oil and gas extraction,and their ultimate pressure-bearing(UPB)capability determines the upper limit of their ability to acquire oil and gas reserves.However,due to the UPB-capability and sealing challenges,the working pressure typically does not exceed 70 MPa.In this study,the optimal design of a PPC using a self-developed IPP-Coring test platform is presented,and its seal failure mechanism is revealed.Experimental results demonstrate that the designed saddle-shaped PPC achieves a minimal UPB-capability of 140 MPa,which is twice the highest value reported in literature.A numerical simulation method was developed to predict the UPB-capability of the PPC,and its reliability was validated in comparison with experimental results.The simulation results indicate that the sealing failure of the PPC is attributed to a progressive escalation in seal clearance between valve cover and seat,which causes an O-ring extrusion.Under ambient temperature and ultrahigh pressure,the critical threshold for seal clearance in PPC seal failure is approximately 0.2 mm.These results provide significant insights into enhancing deep resource acquisition capabilities.展开更多
Pressure-preserved coring technologies are critical for deep-earth resource exploration but are constrained by the inability to achieve multidirectional coring,restricting exploration range while escalating costs and ...Pressure-preserved coring technologies are critical for deep-earth resource exploration but are constrained by the inability to achieve multidirectional coring,restricting exploration range while escalating costs and environmental impacts.We developed a multidirectional pressure-preserved coring system based on magnetic control for deep-earth environments up to 5000 m.The system integrates a magnetically controlled method and key pressure-preserved components to ensure precise self-triggering and self-sealing.It is supported by geometric control equations for optimizing structural stability.Their structure was verified and optimized through theoretical and numerical calculations to meet design objectives.To clarify the self-triggering mechanism in complex environments,a dynamic interference model was established,verifying stability during multidirectional coring.The prototype was fabricated,and functional tests confirmed that it met its design objectives.In a 300-meter-deep test inclined well,10 coring operations were completed with a 100%pressure-preserved success rate,confirming the accuracy of the dynamic interference model analysis.Field trials in a 1970-meter-deep inclined petroleum well,representative of complex environments,demonstrated an in-situ pressure preservation efficiency of 92.18%at 22 MPa.This system innovatively expands the application scope of pressure-preserved coring,providing technical support for efficient and sustainable deep resources exploration and mining.展开更多
The pressure-preserving controller is the key component of deep in situ pressure-preserving coring(IPP-Coring).With increasing drilling depth,the environmental temperature and pressure increase accordingly.However,due...The pressure-preserving controller is the key component of deep in situ pressure-preserving coring(IPP-Coring).With increasing drilling depth,the environmental temperature and pressure increase accordingly.However,due to the strength and sealing problems of pressure-preserving controllers,the coring pressure is generally lower than 70 MPa.Establishing a high-temperature and ultrahigh-pressure test system is highly important for improving the strength and sealing performance of pressure-preserving controllers.This paper introduces a high-temperature and ultrahigh-pressure test system for deep IPP-Coring controller performance analysis.The device includes six parts:an auxiliary air source system,a pressurization system,a temperature control system,a hydraulic system,a data acquisition and electrical control system,and an ultrahigh-pressure vessel.The test system can reconstruct a 150℃ and 200 MPa in situ environment and simulate and test the movement state of the corer and the stability of the pressure-preserving action trigger of the pressure-preserving controller in the deep IPP-Coring process.To verify the performance of this test system,saddle-shaped pressure-preserving controllers made of four different materials were subjected to pressure tests under normal-temperature and high-temperature conditions.The results showed that the ultimate pressure-bearing capability of the pressure-preserving controller greatly varied between normal-temperature and high-temperature conditions.The pressure-preserving ability and sealing performance of the pressure-preserving controller decreased significantly at high temperature,and the pressure-preserving controller exhibited significantly different sealing failure characteristics due to material differences.This study is important for progressing the extraction and evaluation of deep reservoir resources.展开更多
Deep oil and gas reservoirs exist under high-temperature conditions.In situ temperature-preserved coring(ITP-Coring)is an innovative and crucial method for evaluating and exploiting deep oil and gas resources.Thermal ...Deep oil and gas reservoirs exist under high-temperature conditions.In situ temperature-preserved coring(ITP-Coring)is an innovative and crucial method for evaluating and exploiting deep oil and gas resources.Thermal insulation materials are key to achieving successful ITP-Coring.Materials composed of hollow glass microspheres(HGMs)as fillers and epoxy resin(EP)as the matrix are promising thermal insulation materials for application in ITP-Coring to exploit deep resources.The compressive mechanical properties of these materials significantly influence their applicability and reliability.However,few studies have focused on the compressive mechanical behavior of the materials under high-temperature and high-pressure(HTHP)coupled conditions.Therefore,compressive mechanical tests on materials under temperatures and pressures of up to 150℃and 140 MPa were conducted innovatively.The compressive stress-strain curves of the materials were divided into three stages:elastic,yield,and failure,at temperatures ranging from 25℃to 100℃.Increasing temperature and pressure resulted in a decrease in compressive mechanical properties.Notably,high pressure damaged the HGMs,increasing compressive strain as the temperature rose.Additionally,the compressive failure mode shifted from compound failure to shear failure at different thresholds of HTHP conditions.Finally,a constitutive model of compressive mechanics that considered multiple coupled factors was established,demonstrating good agreement with the experimental results.These findings provide both experimental and theoretical support for the optimization and engineering application of HGMs/EP materials.展开更多
The high-temperature conditions of deep oil and gas reservoirs notably affect the porosity and permeability of rocks.In situ temperature-preserved coring(ITP-Coring)technology is crucial for accurately assessing rock ...The high-temperature conditions of deep oil and gas reservoirs notably affect the porosity and permeability of rocks.In situ temperature-preserved coring(ITP-Coring)technology is crucial for accurately assessing rock properties in deep reservoirs.High-performance thermal insulation materials are crucial for supporting ITP-Coring during deep oil and gas exploration.This study explores the impact of high-temperature and high-pressure(HTHP)conditions on hollow glass microsphere/epoxy(HGM/EP)thermal insulation materials,focusing on the interphase.Investigations of HGM/EP materials with varying hollow glass microsphere(HGM)strengths and volume fractions reveal that elevated temperatures cause the molecular chains of the epoxy resin matrix to relax,leading to matrix softening and a decline in mechanical properties.Additionally,high-pressure water infiltrates the material,damaging the interphase and HGMs,further compromising material performance.The combined HTHP environment accelerates this degradation.Dynamic mechanical analysis(DMA)shows that S60HS HGMs,which possess higher strength,interact more strongly with the matrix and exhibit higher entanglement density,resulting in superior interphase adhesion.This enhances stress transfer efficiency and reduces the loss of storage modulus at the interphase.Theoretical analysis indicates that the interphase thickness and modulus of S-f40 remain mostly unaffected after HTHP treatment,with values higher than the epoxy matrix.This correlates with DMA results,demonstrating that S-f40 has the smallest adhesion factor(A),indicating the highest interfacial stress transfer efficiency.S-f40 also exhibits optimal thermal conductivity and mechanical properties,making it ideal for ITP-Coring in deep reservoirs.These findings provide insights for optimizing materials in HTHP environments for deep reservoir exploration.展开更多
As shallow resources are increasingly depleted,the mechanics'theory and testing technology of deep insitu rock has become urgent.Traditional coring technologies obtain rock samples without retaining the in-situ en...As shallow resources are increasingly depleted,the mechanics'theory and testing technology of deep insitu rock has become urgent.Traditional coring technologies obtain rock samples without retaining the in-situ environmental conditions,leading to distortion of the measured parameters.Herein,a coring and testing systems retaining in-situ geological conditions is presented:the coring system that obtains in-situ rock samples,and the transfer and testing system that stores and analyzes the rocks under a reconstructed environment.The ICP-Coring system mainly consists of the pressure controller,active insulated core reactor and insulation layer and sealing film.The ultimate bearing strength of 100 MPa for pressurepreservation,temperature control accuracy of 0.97%for temperature-retained are realized.CH_(4)and CO permeability of the optimized sealing film are as low as 3.85 and 0.33 ppm/min.The average tensile elongation of the film is 152.4%and the light transmittance is reduced to 0%.Additionally,the pressure and steady-state temperature accuracy for reconstructing the in-situ environment of transfer and storage system up to 1%and±0.2 is achieved.The error recorded of the noncontact sensor ring made of lowdensity polymer is less than 6%than that of the contact test.The system can provide technical support for the deep in-situ rock mechanics research,improving deep resource acquisition capabilities and further clarifying deep-earth processes.展开更多
Using pressure-preserved coring technique to determine in-situ gas content provides a more precise assessment of gas resource reserves and safeguard of mining safety in coal seams. How coring technique and depth affec...Using pressure-preserved coring technique to determine in-situ gas content provides a more precise assessment of gas resource reserves and safeguard of mining safety in coal seams. How coring technique and depth affect the determination of gas content is unclear due to borehole zoning rupture caused by roadway excavation and drilling disturbance. To this end, a proposed coupling model of stress distribution and gas migration was simulated and validated by FLAC^(3D) and COMSOL Multiphysics considering superposition effects of roadway excavation and drilling disturbance. The findings indicate that the roadway surrounding rock displays distinct zoning features including stress relief zone, stress concentration zone that is composed of plastic zone, elastic zone, and original stress zone;and the broken situations depending on the borehole peeping are consistent with the corresponding simulation results.On this basis, this study proposes a set of drilling coring depth calculation and prediction model for the gas desorption affected area under engineering disturbance. Optimal depth of coring drilling is not only approach to the in-situ coal bulk, but also can get the balance of the drilling workload and cost controlling. According to the typical mine site geological conditions and the numerical simulation results in this study, if the roadway excavation time is ~1 year, it is recommended that the pressure-preserved coring depth should be greater than 17 m.展开更多
In-situ pressure-preserved coring(IPP-Coring)is considered to be the most reliable and efficient method for the identification of the scale of oil and gas resources.During IPP-Coring,because the rotation behavior of t...In-situ pressure-preserved coring(IPP-Coring)is considered to be the most reliable and efficient method for the identification of the scale of oil and gas resources.During IPP-Coring,because the rotation behavior of the pressure controller valve cover in different medium environments is unclear,interference between the valve cover and inner pipe may occur and negatively affect the IPP-Coring success rate.To address this issue,we conducted a series of indoor experiments employing a high-speed camera to gain greater insights into the valve cover rotation behavior in different medium environments,e.g.,air,water,and simulated drilling fluids.The results indicated that the variation in the valve cover rotation angle in the air and fluid environments can be described by a one-phase exponential decay function with a constant time parameter and by biphasic dose response function,respectively.The rotation behavior in the fluid environments exhibited distinct elastic and gravitational acceleration zones.In the fluid environments,the density clearly impacted the valve cover closing time and rotation behavior,whereas the effect of viscosity was very slight.This can be attributed to the negligible influence of the fluid viscosity on the drag coefficient found in this study;meanwhile,the density can increase the buoyancy and the time period during which the valve cover experienced a high drag coefficient.Considering these results,control schemes for the valve cover rotation behavior during IPP-Coring were proposed for different layers and geological conditions in which the different drilling fluids should be used,e.g.,the use of a high-density valve cover in high-pore pressure layers.展开更多
To provide a more accurate evaluation of the scale of deep underground resources,a new pressure coring system was carefully developed and its strength and safety of the engineering were verified by theoretical analyse...To provide a more accurate evaluation of the scale of deep underground resources,a new pressure coring system was carefully developed and its strength and safety of the engineering were verified by theoretical analyses and numerical simulation.The designed pressure coring system can obtain cores with length of 3 m and diameter of 50 mm at 70 MPa.The results of the ball-drop operation experiment demonstrate that differential motion assembly can effectively cut a safety pin by applying a tensile force of 4852 N,and it can lift the core tube through the center pole to complete a series of mechanical actions to seal the pressure.Additionally,by maintaining pressures at 70 MPa for 30 min,the pressure sealing capacity of the system was proven.Furthermore,a core sample with a diameter of 50 mm was obtained through a core drilling experiment and the coring performance of the pressure coring system was verified.This study can not only enrich the existing onshore coring technology but also provide a theoretical guide and design criteria for the development of similar pressure coring systems to meet the demand for deeper underground exploration.展开更多
To systematically validate and calibrate the theory and technology of the deep in-situ conditionpreserved coring, the in-situ conditions at different depths should be simulated, and the full-size coring tests should b...To systematically validate and calibrate the theory and technology of the deep in-situ conditionpreserved coring, the in-situ conditions at different depths should be simulated, and the full-size coring tests should be carried out in this simulated environment. Therefore, a deep-rock in-situ conditionpreserved coring calibration platform was designed and developed. The self-tightening sealing structure and the quick-disassembly structure were designed on the basis of an innovative segmented nonuniformdiameter structure, which was a breakthrough from the traditional high-pressure vessel frame and was verified by finite element simulation and actual testing under extreme working conditions, respectively.To simulate the actual deep in-situ environment with a temperature of 150℃ and pressure of 140 MPa for a large Φ450 mm×H1400 mm core, temperature and pressure control systems were designed by coupling, and a pre-embedded high-pressure-resistant temperature sensor was designed. Finally, highprecision assembly automation, complex movement coordination of the coring device with the platform,and rotary dynamic sealing were achieved by utilizing the combination of adaptive cabin body servo control and an adaptive mechanical structure in a limited space, laying a solid foundation for the calibration of in-situ condition-preserved coring.展开更多
Accurately obtaining the original information of an in-situ rock via coring is a significant guiding step for exploring and developing deep oil and gas resources.It is difficult for traditional coring technology and e...Accurately obtaining the original information of an in-situ rock via coring is a significant guiding step for exploring and developing deep oil and gas resources.It is difficult for traditional coring technology and equipment to preserve the original information in deep rocks.This study develops a technology for insitu substance-preserved(ISP),moisture-preserved(IMP),and light-preserved(ILP)coring.This technology stores the original information in real time by forming a solid sealing film on the in-situ sample during coring.This study designed the ISP-IMP-ILP-Coring process and tool.In addition,an ISP-IMP-ILPCoring process simulation system was developed.The effects of temperature,pressure,and film thickness on the quality of the in-situ film were investigated by performing in-situ film-forming simulation experiments.A solid sealing film with a thickness of 2-3 mm can be formed;it completely covers the core sample and has uniform thickness.The film maintains good ISP-IMP-ILP properties and can protect the core sample in the in-situ environment steadily.This study verifies the feasibility of“film formation during coring”technology and provides strong support for the engineering application of ISP-IMP-ILPCoring technology.展开更多
The paper presents the design and preliminary test results of a corer used for hard seafloor sediments sampling. Generally the sediment cores are provided by either gravity-type coting or deep-ocean drilling for a ran...The paper presents the design and preliminary test results of a corer used for hard seafloor sediments sampling. Generally the sediment cores are provided by either gravity-type coting or deep-ocean drilling for a range of studies. However, in consideration of the operability and available sample length in collecting hard sediments, these methods exhibit no advantages. In this paper, a new corer which can exploit both hydrostatic energy and gravity energy for hard sediments coting is presented. The hydrostatic energy is provided by pressure differential between ambient seawater pressure and air pressure in an empty cavity. During sampling process, the corer penetrates into the sediment like a gravity corer and then automatically shifts to the percussion mode. The experiments in the laboratory indicate that the corer can complete 40 cycles in the sea with a cycle time of 2.8 seconds in percussion mode and impact the sample tube with the velocity of 0.2 m/s during each cycle. Besides, its adjustable falling velocity can make the corer achieve the maximum efficiency in coring different sediments.展开更多
Drill sampling has been widely employed as an effective way to acquire deep samples in extraterrestrial exploration. A novel sampling method, namely, flexible-tube coring, was adopted for the Chang＇e mission to acqui...Drill sampling has been widely employed as an effective way to acquire deep samples in extraterrestrial exploration. A novel sampling method, namely, flexible-tube coring, was adopted for the Chang＇e mission to acquire drilling cores without damaging stratification information. Since the extraterrestrial environment is uncertain and different from the terrestrial environment, automated drill sampling missions are at risk of failure. The principles of drilling and coring for the lunar subsurface should be fully tested and verified on earth before launch. This paper proposes a test-bed for conducting the aforementioned experiments on earth. The test-bed comprises a rotary-percussive drilling mechanism, penetrating mechanism, drilling medium container, and signal acquisition and control system. For granular soil, coring experiments indicate that the sampling method has a high coring rate greater than 80%. For hard rock, drilling experiments indicate that the percussive frequency greatly affects the drilling efficiency. A multi-layered simulant composed of granular soil and hard rock is built to test the adaptability of drilling and coring. To tackle complex drilling media, an intelligent drilling strategy based on online recognition is proposed to improve the adaptability of the sampling drill. The primary features of this research are the proposal of a scheme for drilling and coring a test-bed for validation on earth and the execution of drilling experiments in complex media.展开更多
The key of the direct method of determining coalbed gas content is how to shorten the coal core exposure time in the sampling progress and reduce measuring error of gas content which comes from the calculation of losi...The key of the direct method of determining coalbed gas content is how to shorten the coal core exposure time in the sampling progress and reduce measuring error of gas content which comes from the calculation of losing gas content. The coring tests were carried out in No.24 drilling field of 715 floor gateway in Qinan Coal Mine by using traditional drill core bar- rel sampler and self-designed reversion seal coring equipment. The losing gas content was calculated by power functional method, and the gas content of two coring methods was determined, respectively. Results show that, compared with traditional drill core barrel sampling, the newly seal coring equipment can significantly shorten the coal core exposure time, the 30 min desorption gas content increases obviously, the calculation of losing gas content reduces by 56.99%, the desorption gas content in normal atmosphere increases by 113.24%, and the determining value of gas content increases by 10.06%. The new technol- ogy has much higher accuracy, and it is worthwhile to be popularized.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51827901,42477191,and 52304033)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.YJ202449)+1 种基金the Open Research Fund of State Key Laboratory of Geomechanics and Geotechnical Engineering,Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics,Chinese Academy of Sciences(No.SKLGME022009)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(No.2023M742446).
文摘Gas content serves as a critical indicator for assessing the resource potential of deep coal mines and forecasting coal mine gas outburst risks.However,existing sampling technologies face challenges in maintaining the integrity of gas content within samples and are often constrained by estimation errors inherent in empirical formulas,which results in inaccurate gas content measurements.This study introduces a lightweight,in-situ pressure-and gas-preserved corer designed to collect coal samples under the pressure conditions at the sampling point,effectively preventing gas loss during transfer and significantly improving measurement accuracy.Additionally,a gas migration model for deep coal mines was developed to elucidate gas migration characteristics under pressure-preserved coring conditions.The model offers valuable insights for optimizing coring parameters,demonstrating that both minimizing the coring hole diameter and reducing the pressure difference between the coring-point pressure and the original pore pressure can effectively improve the precision of gas content measurements.Coring tests conducted at an experimental base validated the performance of the corer and its effectiveness in sample collection.Furthermore,successful horizontal coring tests conducted in an underground coal mine roadway demonstrated that the measured gas content using pressure-preserved coring was 34%higher than that obtained through open sampling methods.
基金the financial support from the National Key R&D Program of China(No.2022YFB3706604)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(52304033)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51827901)Sichuan Science and Technology Program(2023NSFSC0790)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(No.2023M742446)。
文摘A novel temperature-preserved core chamber designed for depths exceeding 5000 m has been developed to enhance the scientific understanding of deep oil and gas reservoirs.This temperature-preserved core chamber employs an innovative vacuum layer for temperature preservation and is compatible with a temperature-pressure preserved coring system.The design principles and key parameters of the temperature-preserved core chamber were determined through static analysis.Numerical simulations assessed the mechanical properties of 70,85,and 100 MPa core chambers under conditions of 120-150℃.The results demonstrate that the temperature-preserved core chambers withstand the applied stresses without plastic deformation,and the vacuum layer maintains its integrity under these conditions.A 70 MPa class core chamber prototype was manufactured,and system integration tests were performed on a self-developed in-situ coring platform.The system demonstrated stable operation at 70 MPa for 120 min,with pressure fluctuations within 5%.Additionally,the integrated system operated without interference,enabling the successful extraction of cores with a 50 mm diameter.These findings provide valuable theoretical guidance and design recommendations for advancing oil and gas in-situ temperature-pressure preserved coring technologies in high-temperature and high-pressure environments.
基金financially supported by Shenzhen Science and Technology Program(Nos.JSGG20220831105002005 and KJZD20231025152759002)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52274133 and 523B2101).
文摘Natural gas hydrate(NGH)has a bright future as a clean energy source with huge reserves.Coring is one of the most direct methods for NGH exploration and research.Preserving the in-situ properties of the core as much as possible during the coring process is crucial for the assessment of NGH resources.However,most existing NGH coring techniques cannot preserve the in-situ temperature of NGH,leading to distortion of the physical properties of the obtained core,which makes it difficult to effectively guide NGH exploration and development.To overcome this limitation,this study introduces an innovative active temperature-preserved coring method for NGH utilizing phase change materials(PCM).An active temperature-preserved corer(ATPC)is designed and developed,and an indoor experimental system is established to investigate the heat transfer during the coring process.Based on the experimental results under different environment temperatures,a heat transfer model for the entire ATPC coring process has been established.The indoor experimental results are consistent with the theoretical predictions of the heat transfer model,confirming its validity.This model has reconstructed the temperature changes of the NGH core during the coring process,demonstrating that compared to the traditional coring method with only passive temperature-preserved measures,ATPC can effectively reduce the core temperature by more than 5.25℃.With ATPC,at environment temperatures of 15,20,25,and 30℃,the duration of low-temperature state for the NGH core is 53.85,32.87,20.32,and 11.83 min,respectively.These findings provide new perspectives on temperature-preserving core sampling in NGH and provide technical support for exploration and development in NGH.
文摘The core sampling experiments were conducted after hydraulic fracturing in the three-dimensional development zone of Fuling shale gas.Six coring wells of different well types were systematically designed.Based on the integrated engineering technology of post-fracturing drilling,coring and monitoring of shale and the analysis of fracture source tracing,the evaluation of the fracture network after fracturing in the three-dimensional development of shale gas was conducted.The data of core fractures after fracturing indicate that three major types of fractures are formed after fracturing:natural fractures,hydraulic fractures,and fractures induced by external mechanical force,which are further classified into six subcategories:natural structural fractures,natural bedding fractures,hydraulic fractures,hydraulically activated fractures,drilling induced fractures,and fractures induced by core transportation.The forms of the artificial fracture network after fracturing are complex.Hydraulic fractures and hydraulically activated fractures interweave with each other,presenting eight forms of artificial fracture networks,among which the“一”-shaped fracture is the most common,accounting for approximately 70%of the total fractures.When the distance to the fractured wellbore is less than 35 m,the density of the artificial fracture network is relatively high;when it is 35–100 m,the density is lower;and when it is beyond 100 m,the density gradually increases.The results of the fracture tracing in the core sampling area confirm that the current fracturing technology can essentially achieve the differential transformation of the reservoir in the main area of Jiaoshiba block in Fuling.The three-layer three-dimensional development model can efficiently utilize shale gas reserves,although there is still room for improvement in the complexity and propagation uniformity of fractures.It is necessary to further optimize technologies such as close-cutting combined with temporary blocking and deflection within fractures or at fracture mouths,as well as limited flow perforation techniques,to promote the balanced initiation and extension of fractures.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos.U2013603,51827901,and 52403383)Program for Guangdong Introducing Innovative and Entrepreneurial Teams (No.2019ZT08G315)+1 种基金Institute of New Energy and Low-Carbon Technology (Sichuan University)State Key Laboratory of Coal Mine Disaster Dynamics and Control of Chongqing University。
文摘Lunar core samples are the key materials for accurately assessing and developing lunar resources.However,the difficulty of maintaining borehole stability in the lunar coring process limits the depth of lunar coring.Here,a strategy of using a reinforcement fluid that undergoes a phase transition spontaneously in a vacuum environment to reinforce the borehole is proposed.Based on this strategy,a reinforcement liquid suitable for a wide temperature range and a high vacuum environment was developed.A feasibility study on reinforcing the borehole with the reinforcement liquid was carried out,and it is found that the cohesion of the simulated lunar soil can be increased from 2 to 800 kPa after using the reinforcement liquid.Further,a series of coring experiments are conducted using a selfdeveloped high vacuum(vacuum degree of 5 Pa)and low-temperature(between-30 and 50℃)simulation platform.It is confirmed that the high-boiling-point reinforcement liquid pre-placed in the drill pipe can be released spontaneously during the drilling process and finally complete the reinforcement of the borehole.The reinforcement effect of the borehole is better when the solute concentration is between0.15 and 0.25 g/mL.
基金support from National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.52304146 and 52225403)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.2023M742460).
文摘Pressure-preserving controllers(PPCs)are crucial components of in situ pressure-preserving coring(IPP-Coring)devices for deep oil and gas extraction,and their ultimate pressure-bearing(UPB)capability determines the upper limit of their ability to acquire oil and gas reserves.However,due to the UPB-capability and sealing challenges,the working pressure typically does not exceed 70 MPa.In this study,the optimal design of a PPC using a self-developed IPP-Coring test platform is presented,and its seal failure mechanism is revealed.Experimental results demonstrate that the designed saddle-shaped PPC achieves a minimal UPB-capability of 140 MPa,which is twice the highest value reported in literature.A numerical simulation method was developed to predict the UPB-capability of the PPC,and its reliability was validated in comparison with experimental results.The simulation results indicate that the sealing failure of the PPC is attributed to a progressive escalation in seal clearance between valve cover and seat,which causes an O-ring extrusion.Under ambient temperature and ultrahigh pressure,the critical threshold for seal clearance in PPC seal failure is approximately 0.2 mm.These results provide significant insights into enhancing deep resource acquisition capabilities.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2023YFF0615401)Joint Funds of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.U24A2087)+1 种基金Research Fund of State Key Laboratory of Geomechanics and Geotechnical Engineering,Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics,Chinese Academy of Sciences(No.SKLGME022009)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.42477191)。
文摘Pressure-preserved coring technologies are critical for deep-earth resource exploration but are constrained by the inability to achieve multidirectional coring,restricting exploration range while escalating costs and environmental impacts.We developed a multidirectional pressure-preserved coring system based on magnetic control for deep-earth environments up to 5000 m.The system integrates a magnetically controlled method and key pressure-preserved components to ensure precise self-triggering and self-sealing.It is supported by geometric control equations for optimizing structural stability.Their structure was verified and optimized through theoretical and numerical calculations to meet design objectives.To clarify the self-triggering mechanism in complex environments,a dynamic interference model was established,verifying stability during multidirectional coring.The prototype was fabricated,and functional tests confirmed that it met its design objectives.In a 300-meter-deep test inclined well,10 coring operations were completed with a 100%pressure-preserved success rate,confirming the accuracy of the dynamic interference model analysis.Field trials in a 1970-meter-deep inclined petroleum well,representative of complex environments,demonstrated an in-situ pressure preservation efficiency of 92.18%at 22 MPa.This system innovatively expands the application scope of pressure-preserved coring,providing technical support for efficient and sustainable deep resources exploration and mining.
基金funding support from National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.52225403,51827901,and 52304146).
文摘The pressure-preserving controller is the key component of deep in situ pressure-preserving coring(IPP-Coring).With increasing drilling depth,the environmental temperature and pressure increase accordingly.However,due to the strength and sealing problems of pressure-preserving controllers,the coring pressure is generally lower than 70 MPa.Establishing a high-temperature and ultrahigh-pressure test system is highly important for improving the strength and sealing performance of pressure-preserving controllers.This paper introduces a high-temperature and ultrahigh-pressure test system for deep IPP-Coring controller performance analysis.The device includes six parts:an auxiliary air source system,a pressurization system,a temperature control system,a hydraulic system,a data acquisition and electrical control system,and an ultrahigh-pressure vessel.The test system can reconstruct a 150℃ and 200 MPa in situ environment and simulate and test the movement state of the corer and the stability of the pressure-preserving action trigger of the pressure-preserving controller in the deep IPP-Coring process.To verify the performance of this test system,saddle-shaped pressure-preserving controllers made of four different materials were subjected to pressure tests under normal-temperature and high-temperature conditions.The results showed that the ultimate pressure-bearing capability of the pressure-preserving controller greatly varied between normal-temperature and high-temperature conditions.The pressure-preserving ability and sealing performance of the pressure-preserving controller decreased significantly at high temperature,and the pressure-preserving controller exhibited significantly different sealing failure characteristics due to material differences.This study is important for progressing the extraction and evaluation of deep reservoir resources.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2023YFB2390200)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52304033)the Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Deep Earth Sciences and Geothermal Energy Exploitation and Utilization(Grant No.DESGEEU-2023-10).
文摘Deep oil and gas reservoirs exist under high-temperature conditions.In situ temperature-preserved coring(ITP-Coring)is an innovative and crucial method for evaluating and exploiting deep oil and gas resources.Thermal insulation materials are key to achieving successful ITP-Coring.Materials composed of hollow glass microspheres(HGMs)as fillers and epoxy resin(EP)as the matrix are promising thermal insulation materials for application in ITP-Coring to exploit deep resources.The compressive mechanical properties of these materials significantly influence their applicability and reliability.However,few studies have focused on the compressive mechanical behavior of the materials under high-temperature and high-pressure(HTHP)coupled conditions.Therefore,compressive mechanical tests on materials under temperatures and pressures of up to 150℃and 140 MPa were conducted innovatively.The compressive stress-strain curves of the materials were divided into three stages:elastic,yield,and failure,at temperatures ranging from 25℃to 100℃.Increasing temperature and pressure resulted in a decrease in compressive mechanical properties.Notably,high pressure damaged the HGMs,increasing compressive strain as the temperature rose.Additionally,the compressive failure mode shifted from compound failure to shear failure at different thresholds of HTHP conditions.Finally,a constitutive model of compressive mechanics that considered multiple coupled factors was established,demonstrating good agreement with the experimental results.These findings provide both experimental and theoretical support for the optimization and engineering application of HGMs/EP materials.
基金work was funded by the National Natural Science Foun-dation of China(No.52304033)the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2023YFB2390200)Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Deep Earth Sciences and Geothermal Energy Exploitation and Utilization(No.DESGEEU-2023-10).
文摘The high-temperature conditions of deep oil and gas reservoirs notably affect the porosity and permeability of rocks.In situ temperature-preserved coring(ITP-Coring)technology is crucial for accurately assessing rock properties in deep reservoirs.High-performance thermal insulation materials are crucial for supporting ITP-Coring during deep oil and gas exploration.This study explores the impact of high-temperature and high-pressure(HTHP)conditions on hollow glass microsphere/epoxy(HGM/EP)thermal insulation materials,focusing on the interphase.Investigations of HGM/EP materials with varying hollow glass microsphere(HGM)strengths and volume fractions reveal that elevated temperatures cause the molecular chains of the epoxy resin matrix to relax,leading to matrix softening and a decline in mechanical properties.Additionally,high-pressure water infiltrates the material,damaging the interphase and HGMs,further compromising material performance.The combined HTHP environment accelerates this degradation.Dynamic mechanical analysis(DMA)shows that S60HS HGMs,which possess higher strength,interact more strongly with the matrix and exhibit higher entanglement density,resulting in superior interphase adhesion.This enhances stress transfer efficiency and reduces the loss of storage modulus at the interphase.Theoretical analysis indicates that the interphase thickness and modulus of S-f40 remain mostly unaffected after HTHP treatment,with values higher than the epoxy matrix.This correlates with DMA results,demonstrating that S-f40 has the smallest adhesion factor(A),indicating the highest interfacial stress transfer efficiency.S-f40 also exhibits optimal thermal conductivity and mechanical properties,making it ideal for ITP-Coring in deep reservoirs.These findings provide insights for optimizing materials in HTHP environments for deep reservoir exploration.
基金supported by the Program for Guangdong Introducing Innovative and Enterpreneurial Teams(No.2019ZT08G315)National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51827901,U2013603,and 52004166)。
文摘As shallow resources are increasingly depleted,the mechanics'theory and testing technology of deep insitu rock has become urgent.Traditional coring technologies obtain rock samples without retaining the in-situ environmental conditions,leading to distortion of the measured parameters.Herein,a coring and testing systems retaining in-situ geological conditions is presented:the coring system that obtains in-situ rock samples,and the transfer and testing system that stores and analyzes the rocks under a reconstructed environment.The ICP-Coring system mainly consists of the pressure controller,active insulated core reactor and insulation layer and sealing film.The ultimate bearing strength of 100 MPa for pressurepreservation,temperature control accuracy of 0.97%for temperature-retained are realized.CH_(4)and CO permeability of the optimized sealing film are as low as 3.85 and 0.33 ppm/min.The average tensile elongation of the film is 152.4%and the light transmittance is reduced to 0%.Additionally,the pressure and steady-state temperature accuracy for reconstructing the in-situ environment of transfer and storage system up to 1%and±0.2 is achieved.The error recorded of the noncontact sensor ring made of lowdensity polymer is less than 6%than that of the contact test.The system can provide technical support for the deep in-situ rock mechanics research,improving deep resource acquisition capabilities and further clarifying deep-earth processes.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 51827901, 52104096)the Shenzhen National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars (No. RCJC20210706091948015)+2 种基金Open Fund of State Key Laboratory of Hydraulics and Mountain River Engineering, Sichuan University (No. SKHL2216)National Key R & D Program of China (No. 2022YFB3706605)Youth Foundation of Sichuan Natural Science Foundation (No. 2023NSFSC0780)。
文摘Using pressure-preserved coring technique to determine in-situ gas content provides a more precise assessment of gas resource reserves and safeguard of mining safety in coal seams. How coring technique and depth affect the determination of gas content is unclear due to borehole zoning rupture caused by roadway excavation and drilling disturbance. To this end, a proposed coupling model of stress distribution and gas migration was simulated and validated by FLAC^(3D) and COMSOL Multiphysics considering superposition effects of roadway excavation and drilling disturbance. The findings indicate that the roadway surrounding rock displays distinct zoning features including stress relief zone, stress concentration zone that is composed of plastic zone, elastic zone, and original stress zone;and the broken situations depending on the borehole peeping are consistent with the corresponding simulation results.On this basis, this study proposes a set of drilling coring depth calculation and prediction model for the gas desorption affected area under engineering disturbance. Optimal depth of coring drilling is not only approach to the in-situ coal bulk, but also can get the balance of the drilling workload and cost controlling. According to the typical mine site geological conditions and the numerical simulation results in this study, if the roadway excavation time is ~1 year, it is recommended that the pressure-preserved coring depth should be greater than 17 m.
基金The authors are grateful for the financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51827901&No.52274133)the Program for Guangdong Introducing Innovative and Enterpreneurial Teams(No.2019ZT08G315)the Shenzhen National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars(RCJC20210706091948015).
文摘In-situ pressure-preserved coring(IPP-Coring)is considered to be the most reliable and efficient method for the identification of the scale of oil and gas resources.During IPP-Coring,because the rotation behavior of the pressure controller valve cover in different medium environments is unclear,interference between the valve cover and inner pipe may occur and negatively affect the IPP-Coring success rate.To address this issue,we conducted a series of indoor experiments employing a high-speed camera to gain greater insights into the valve cover rotation behavior in different medium environments,e.g.,air,water,and simulated drilling fluids.The results indicated that the variation in the valve cover rotation angle in the air and fluid environments can be described by a one-phase exponential decay function with a constant time parameter and by biphasic dose response function,respectively.The rotation behavior in the fluid environments exhibited distinct elastic and gravitational acceleration zones.In the fluid environments,the density clearly impacted the valve cover closing time and rotation behavior,whereas the effect of viscosity was very slight.This can be attributed to the negligible influence of the fluid viscosity on the drag coefficient found in this study;meanwhile,the density can increase the buoyancy and the time period during which the valve cover experienced a high drag coefficient.Considering these results,control schemes for the valve cover rotation behavior during IPP-Coring were proposed for different layers and geological conditions in which the different drilling fluids should be used,e.g.,the use of a high-density valve cover in high-pore pressure layers.
基金the Shenzhen National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars(No.RCJC20210706091948015)National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars(No.52225403)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51827901).
文摘To provide a more accurate evaluation of the scale of deep underground resources,a new pressure coring system was carefully developed and its strength and safety of the engineering were verified by theoretical analyses and numerical simulation.The designed pressure coring system can obtain cores with length of 3 m and diameter of 50 mm at 70 MPa.The results of the ball-drop operation experiment demonstrate that differential motion assembly can effectively cut a safety pin by applying a tensile force of 4852 N,and it can lift the core tube through the center pole to complete a series of mechanical actions to seal the pressure.Additionally,by maintaining pressures at 70 MPa for 30 min,the pressure sealing capacity of the system was proven.Furthermore,a core sample with a diameter of 50 mm was obtained through a core drilling experiment and the coring performance of the pressure coring system was verified.This study can not only enrich the existing onshore coring technology but also provide a theoretical guide and design criteria for the development of similar pressure coring systems to meet the demand for deeper underground exploration.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51827901 and 52225403)the Shenzhen National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars(RCJC20210706091948015).
文摘To systematically validate and calibrate the theory and technology of the deep in-situ conditionpreserved coring, the in-situ conditions at different depths should be simulated, and the full-size coring tests should be carried out in this simulated environment. Therefore, a deep-rock in-situ conditionpreserved coring calibration platform was designed and developed. The self-tightening sealing structure and the quick-disassembly structure were designed on the basis of an innovative segmented nonuniformdiameter structure, which was a breakthrough from the traditional high-pressure vessel frame and was verified by finite element simulation and actual testing under extreme working conditions, respectively.To simulate the actual deep in-situ environment with a temperature of 150℃ and pressure of 140 MPa for a large Φ450 mm×H1400 mm core, temperature and pressure control systems were designed by coupling, and a pre-embedded high-pressure-resistant temperature sensor was designed. Finally, highprecision assembly automation, complex movement coordination of the coring device with the platform,and rotary dynamic sealing were achieved by utilizing the combination of adaptive cabin body servo control and an adaptive mechanical structure in a limited space, laying a solid foundation for the calibration of in-situ condition-preserved coring.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(grant numbers 51827901,52004166)funded by the Program for Shenzhen Basic Research Program(General Program)(No.JCYJ20190808153416970)Guangdong Introducing Innovative and Enterpreneurial Teams(No.2019ZT08G315)
文摘Accurately obtaining the original information of an in-situ rock via coring is a significant guiding step for exploring and developing deep oil and gas resources.It is difficult for traditional coring technology and equipment to preserve the original information in deep rocks.This study develops a technology for insitu substance-preserved(ISP),moisture-preserved(IMP),and light-preserved(ILP)coring.This technology stores the original information in real time by forming a solid sealing film on the in-situ sample during coring.This study designed the ISP-IMP-ILP-Coring process and tool.In addition,an ISP-IMP-ILPCoring process simulation system was developed.The effects of temperature,pressure,and film thickness on the quality of the in-situ film were investigated by performing in-situ film-forming simulation experiments.A solid sealing film with a thickness of 2-3 mm can be formed;it completely covers the core sample and has uniform thickness.The film maintains good ISP-IMP-ILP properties and can protect the core sample in the in-situ environment steadily.This study verifies the feasibility of“film formation during coring”technology and provides strong support for the engineering application of ISP-IMP-ILPCoring technology.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 40806043)
文摘The paper presents the design and preliminary test results of a corer used for hard seafloor sediments sampling. Generally the sediment cores are provided by either gravity-type coting or deep-ocean drilling for a range of studies. However, in consideration of the operability and available sample length in collecting hard sediments, these methods exhibit no advantages. In this paper, a new corer which can exploit both hydrostatic energy and gravity energy for hard sediments coting is presented. The hydrostatic energy is provided by pressure differential between ambient seawater pressure and air pressure in an empty cavity. During sampling process, the corer penetrates into the sediment like a gravity corer and then automatically shifts to the percussion mode. The experiments in the laboratory indicate that the corer can complete 40 cycles in the sea with a cycle time of 2.8 seconds in percussion mode and impact the sample tube with the velocity of 0.2 m/s during each cycle. Besides, its adjustable falling velocity can make the corer achieve the maximum efficiency in coring different sediments.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51105092)Introducing Talents of Discipline to Universities(111 Program,Grant No.B07018)+1 种基金Heilongjiang Postdoctoral Grant(Grant No.LBHZ11168)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.2012M520722)
文摘Drill sampling has been widely employed as an effective way to acquire deep samples in extraterrestrial exploration. A novel sampling method, namely, flexible-tube coring, was adopted for the Chang＇e mission to acquire drilling cores without damaging stratification information. Since the extraterrestrial environment is uncertain and different from the terrestrial environment, automated drill sampling missions are at risk of failure. The principles of drilling and coring for the lunar subsurface should be fully tested and verified on earth before launch. This paper proposes a test-bed for conducting the aforementioned experiments on earth. The test-bed comprises a rotary-percussive drilling mechanism, penetrating mechanism, drilling medium container, and signal acquisition and control system. For granular soil, coring experiments indicate that the sampling method has a high coring rate greater than 80%. For hard rock, drilling experiments indicate that the percussive frequency greatly affects the drilling efficiency. A multi-layered simulant composed of granular soil and hard rock is built to test the adaptability of drilling and coring. To tackle complex drilling media, an intelligent drilling strategy based on online recognition is proposed to improve the adaptability of the sampling drill. The primary features of this research are the proposal of a scheme for drilling and coring a test-bed for validation on earth and the execution of drilling experiments in complex media.
文摘The key of the direct method of determining coalbed gas content is how to shorten the coal core exposure time in the sampling progress and reduce measuring error of gas content which comes from the calculation of losing gas content. The coring tests were carried out in No.24 drilling field of 715 floor gateway in Qinan Coal Mine by using traditional drill core bar- rel sampler and self-designed reversion seal coring equipment. The losing gas content was calculated by power functional method, and the gas content of two coring methods was determined, respectively. Results show that, compared with traditional drill core barrel sampling, the newly seal coring equipment can significantly shorten the coal core exposure time, the 30 min desorption gas content increases obviously, the calculation of losing gas content reduces by 56.99%, the desorption gas content in normal atmosphere increases by 113.24%, and the determining value of gas content increases by 10.06%. The new technol- ogy has much higher accuracy, and it is worthwhile to be popularized.
