CN112943371A - Coal seam permeability increasing evaluation system with controllable shock waves - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a controllable shock wave coal seam permeability increasing evaluation system which comprises an in-situ environment simulation subsystem, a controllable shock wave generation subsystem, a scanning subsystem, a gas injection subsystem and a data acquisition and analysis subsystem, wherein the in-situ environment simulation subsystem comprises a data acquisition subsystem and a data acquisition and analysis subsystem; the in-situ environment simulation subsystem is used for providing a preset temperature and pressure simulation environment; the controllable shock wave generation subsystem comprises a controller and a controllable shock wave generator; the scanning subsystem comprises a transmitter and a receiver; the gas injection subsystem comprises a gas injection pump, a gas pipeline and a flowmeter; and the data acquisition and analysis subsystem is used for analyzing and testing the permeability and the internal fracture structure change of the coal sample according to the gas flow and the scanning image. The method can determine the influence of the controllable shock wave experiment on the internal fracture structure and permeability of the coal sample, and obtain the coal bed permeability increasing effect evaluation result of the controllable shock wave under the simulated in-situ condition, the pressure relief of the tested coal sample is not required to be taken out in the observation process, and the fracture and permeability evolution characteristic observation result is more accurate.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of coal seam permeability improvement, in particular to a controllable shock wave coal seam permeability improvement evaluation system.
Background
In order to ensure the safe production of coal mines, gas is usually pre-pumped through drilling, but the direct pre-pumping effect is not ideal for high-gas coal seams with low air permeability, so that various coal seam permeability increasing methods are produced to improve the air permeability of the coal seams.
The controllable shock wave technology is used as a novel coal bed permeability increasing technology, related industrial tests are carried out on a mine field at present, but the research on crack propagation mechanism of coal body in the controllable shock wave action process, especially on the change of fracture morphology in the coal body under the condition of multiple actions is less. At present, due to the limitation of experimental conditions, a laboratory still needs to relieve pressure and take out a test piece for observation, scanning is carried out under an X-ray machine, a coal body generates new cracks in the process of unloading volume stress, and the shape of the original cracks such as opening degree, length and the like is changed, so that the taken-out coal body test piece cannot reflect the change of the cracks and the permeability characteristics of the coal body under the original rock stress condition.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention solves the problem that the existing coal body test piece needs to be taken out after pressure relief and observed, so that the observation result of the fracture and permeability characteristics is inaccurate.
In order to solve the problems, the invention provides a controllable shock wave coal seam permeability increasing evaluation system which comprises an in-situ environment simulation subsystem, a controllable shock wave generation subsystem, a scanning subsystem, a gas injection subsystem and a data acquisition and analysis subsystem; the in-situ environment simulation subsystem comprises a clamp holder, a shaft pressure control device, a confining pressure control device and a temperature control device; the in-situ environment simulation subsystem is used for providing a preset temperature and pressure simulation environment; the holder is used for accommodating a test coal sample; the controllable shock wave generation subsystem comprises a controller and a controllable shock wave generator, and the controllable shock wave generator is arranged in the clamp holder; the scanning subsystem comprises a transmitter and a receiver, and the transmitter and the receiver are oppositely arranged on two sides of the clamper; the gas injection subsystem comprises a gas injection pump, a gas pipeline and a flowmeter, the gas pipeline is communicated with the gas injection pump, the clamper and the external space, and the flowmeter is arranged in the gas pipeline; and the data acquisition and analysis subsystem is connected with the receiver and the flowmeter and is used for analyzing the permeability and the internal fracture structure change of the test coal sample according to the gas flow and the scanning image.
Optionally, the holder includes a rubber sleeve, a hydraulic top plate, a hydraulic bottom plate and a housing, and the rubber sleeve is disposed in a space enclosed by the hydraulic top plate, the hydraulic bottom plate and the housing; the rubber sleeve is used for containing the test coal sample.
Optionally, the housing is made of a polyetheretherketone material, and/or the rubber sleeve is made of nitrile rubber.
Optionally, the distance between the outer wall of the rubber sleeve and the inner wall of the shell is 4-6mm, and/or the thickness of the shell is 8-12 mm.
Optionally, the axle pressure control device comprises a first hydraulic line connected to the hydraulic top plate and the hydraulic bottom plate; the confining pressure control device comprises a second hydraulic pipeline, and the second hydraulic pipeline is connected to the rubber sleeve and the space between the shells.
Optionally, the pressure fluid in the second hydraulic line is deionized water.
Optionally, the temperature control device is disposed in the second hydraulic line, and is configured to heat the pressure fluid in the second hydraulic line.
Optionally, the in-situ environment simulation subsystem further comprises a turntable, and the clamper is arranged on the turntable.
Optionally, the transmitter is an X-ray machine, and the receiver is an X-ray receiver.
Optionally, the preset temperature and pressure simulation environment has an axial pressure and a confining pressure both greater than 25MPa and a temperature greater than 70 ℃.
The controllable shock wave coal seam permeability-increasing evaluation system provided by the embodiment of the invention can perform a controllable shock wave experiment on a test coal sample in a simulated coal seam in-situ environment, scan the test coal sample through the transmitter and the receiver, determine the influence of the controllable shock wave experiment on an internal fracture structure, and determine the influence of the controllable shock wave experiment on permeability through gas flow information acquired by the flowmeter, so as to obtain a coal seam permeability-increasing effect evaluation result of the controllable shock wave under the simulated in-situ condition.
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11-a gripper; 111-rubber sleeve; 112-testing the coal sample; 12-axial pressure control means; 13-confining pressure control device; 14-a temperature control device; 15-a numerical control turntable; 21-a controller; 22-a controllable shock wave generator; 31-X-ray machine; 32-an X-ray receiver; 41-gas injection pump; 42-gas line; 43-nitrogen flow meter; 421-gas injection valve; 422-outlet valve; 423-gas pressure sensor; 44-nitrogen source; 50-data collection and analysis system.
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In order to make the aforementioned objects, features and advantages of the present invention comprehensible, embodiments accompanied with figures are described in detail below. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not intended to limit the invention.
The embodiment provides a controllable shock wave coal seam permeability increasing evaluation system which comprises an in-situ environment simulation subsystem, a controllable shock wave generation subsystem, a scanning subsystem and a data acquisition and analysis subsystem.
The in-situ environment simulation subsystem is used for providing a preset temperature and pressure simulation environment and comprises a clamp holder, a shaft pressure control device, a confining pressure control device and a temperature control device. The holder is used for accommodating a test coal sample. Specifically, the clamp holder can comprise a rubber sleeve, a hydraulic top plate, a hydraulic bottom plate and a shell, wherein the rubber sleeve is arranged in a space defined by the hydraulic top plate, the hydraulic bottom plate and the shell. The temperature and pressure simulation environment provided by the in-situ environment simulation subsystem has the axial pressure and confining pressure of more than 25MPa and the temperature of more than 70 ℃.
The shell is cylindrical, an opening at the upper side of the shell is covered by the hydraulic top plate, an opening at the lower side of the shell is covered by the hydraulic bottom plate, the shell, the hydraulic top plate and the hydraulic bottom plate form a closed space, the rubber sleeve is arranged in the closed space, and the testing coal sample can be contained in the rubber sleeve. The axial pressure control device provides hydraulic power for the hydraulic top plate and the hydraulic bottom plate to apply axial pressure to the test coal sample, and the confining pressure control device injects pressure liquid into a space between the shell and the rubber sleeve to apply circumferential pressure to the rubber sleeve, so that the in-situ environment of the coal bed under natural conditions is simulated. Wherein, the gum cover can keep apart pressure fluid and test coal sample.
The controllable shock wave generation subsystem comprises a controller and a controllable shock wave generator, and the controllable shock wave generator is arranged in the clamp holder. After the clamp holder is filled with the test coal sample, the controllable shock wave generator is positioned at the center of the test coal sample. A user can control the controllable shock wave generator to start through the controller, and the controllable shock wave experiment is carried out on the test coal sample. It can be understood that a user can control to perform multiple controllable shock wave experiments to observe the influence of different times of controllable shock waves on the permeability and the internal fracture structure of the test coal sample.
The scanning subsystem may include an emitter and a receiver disposed opposite each other on opposite sides of the holder. Scanning rays, sound waves and the like are transmitted by the transmitter and received by the receiver, and the internal fracture of the tested coal sample before controllable impact and the internal fracture after controllable impact can be obtained through the received scanning result. The transmitter can transmit X-ray beam, gamma ray, ultrasonic wave, etc. and together with the receiver with very high sensitivity makes section scan around the measured object one by one.
The gas injection subsystem comprises a gas injection pump, a gas pipeline and a flowmeter, wherein the gas pipeline is communicated with the gas injection pump, the clamp holder and the external space, and the flowmeter is arranged in the gas pipeline. The gas injection pump can inject gas such as nitrogen into the test coal sample of the clamp holder, and the permeability of the test coal sample can be calculated through flow data acquired by the flowmeter.
The data acquisition and analysis subsystem is connected with the receiver and the flowmeter, can receive the gas flow acquired by the flowmeter and the scanning image acquired by the receiver, and analyzes and tests the permeability and the internal fracture structure change of the coal sample according to the gas flow and the scanning image.
The controllable shock wave coal seam permeability-increasing evaluation system provided by this embodiment can perform a controllable shock wave experiment on a test coal sample in a simulated coal seam in-situ environment, scan the test coal sample through a transmitter and a receiver, determine the influence of the controllable shock wave experiment on an internal fracture structure, and determine the influence of the controllable shock wave experiment on permeability through gas flow information acquired by a flowmeter, so as to obtain a coal seam permeability-increasing effect evaluation result of the controllable shock wave under the simulated in-situ condition.
In order to ensure that a clear scanning result of a tested coal sample is obtained and the absorption of a scanning light by an in-situ environment simulation system is reduced to the greatest extent, the shell is made of a polyether-ether-ketone (PEEK) material and/or the rubber sleeve is made of nitrile rubber.
The PEEK material has the characteristics of high mechanical strength, high temperature resistance and the like, can penetrate X rays, does not generate artifacts in CT (Computed Tomography) scanning, and does not generate interference on the scanning result of a test coal sample. The thickness of the shell is 8-12 mm. For example, PEEK with the wall thickness of 10mm is selected as the shell of the in-situ environment simulation system, so that the in-situ environment simulation system can bear the environment with the pressure of 25MPa and the temperature and the pressure of 70 ℃.
The rubber sleeve is made of nitrile rubber, and the nitrile rubber has good heat resistance and air tightness and has the density of about 1.25g/cm3, so that the nitrile rubber can be well distinguished from the test coal sample in the CT scanning result.
The distance between the outer wall of the rubber sleeve and the inner wall of the shell can be 4-6 mm. For example, the outer wall of the rubber sleeve is 5mm away from the inner wall of the shell of the in-situ environment simulation system, so that pressure liquid provided by the confining pressure control device can fully enter the in-situ environment simulation system to apply confining pressure, the distance from a transmitter (such as an X-ray machine) to a test coal sample can be reduced as much as possible, and the CT magnification factor is increased.
Optionally, the axial pressure control device includes a first hydraulic line, and the first hydraulic line is connected to the hydraulic top plate and the hydraulic bottom plate and is used for providing hydraulic power to the hydraulic top plate and the hydraulic bottom plate so as to apply axial pressure to the test coal sample; the confining pressure control device comprises a second hydraulic pipeline, wherein the second hydraulic pipeline is connected to a space between the rubber sleeve and the shell and is used for injecting pressure liquid into the space between the shell and the rubber sleeve so as to apply circumferential pressure to the rubber sleeve.
The pressure liquid in the second hydraulic pipeline is deionized water. Deionized water is used as pressure liquid and filled between the rubber sleeve and the shell of the in-situ environment simulation system, so that the absorption of impurities in water to X-rays can be reduced to the maximum extent, and the CT scanning effect is ensured.
Optionally, the temperature control device is disposed in the second hydraulic line, and is configured to heat the pressure fluid in the second hydraulic line. Heating of the test coal sample can be performed without affecting the operation of the emitter.
Optionally, the in-situ environment simulation subsystem further includes a turntable, and the clamper is disposed on the turntable. In the operation process of the scanning subsystem, the turntable rotates to drive the clamp holder and the test coal sample therein to rotate, the receiver can acquire the scanning results of a plurality of axial sections of the test coal sample, and the scanning results of the test coal sample can be obtained after splicing. Illustratively, the turntable rotates at a speed of 10 ° every 2s, and after a 360 ° rotation, the receiver can obtain a plurality of scanning images.
Optionally, the transmitter is an X-ray machine, and the receiver is an X-ray receiver.
Fig. 1 is a structural flow chart of a controllable shock wave coal seam permeability improvement evaluation system in an embodiment of the present invention, and shows that the system includes an in-situ environment simulation subsystem, a controllable shock wave generation subsystem, a scanning subsystem, a gas injection subsystem, and a data acquisition and analysis subsystem.
The in-situ environment simulation subsystem comprises a clamper 11, a shaft pressure control device 12, a confining pressure control device 13 and a temperature control device 14. The controllable shock wave generating subsystem comprises a controller 21 and a controllable shock wave generator 22. A controllable shock wave generator 22 is in the holder 11.
The scanning subsystem includes an X-ray machine 31 and an X-ray receiver 32.
The gas injection subsystem includes a gas injection pump 41, a gas line 42, and a nitrogen gas flow meter 43, and a gas injection valve 421, an outlet valve 422, and a gas pressure sensor 423 are provided on the gas line 42. In the present embodiment, the gas is nitrogen, and the gas injection subsystem further includes a nitrogen gas source 44. The holder 11 is further provided with a rubber sleeve 111, the rubber sleeve 111 accommodates a test coal sample 112, and a numerical control turntable 15 is provided below the holder 11.
The experimental process of the controllable shock wave coal seam permeability increasing evaluation system is described in detail below.
(1) The controllable shock wave generator 22 is arranged in the test coal sample 112, the test coal sample 112 is arranged in the rubber sleeve 111 of the in-situ environment simulation subsystem, and then the in-situ environment simulation system is arranged on the numerical control rotary table 15.
(2) And connecting the in-situ environment simulation system with a gas injection pump 41, a temperature control device 14, a shaft pressure control device 12, a confining pressure control device 13 and a nitrogen flowmeter 43, and detecting the air tightness of the system.
(3) And starting the temperature control device 14, the axle pressure control device 12 and the confining pressure control device 13, so that the temperature and the pressure in the in-situ environment simulation system reach the experiment set values.
(4) The nitrogen gas source 44, the gas injection pump 41, the gas injection valve 421, and the outlet valve 422 are sequentially opened to set the gas pressure to inject nitrogen gas into the test coal sample 112. After the nitrogen flow meter 43 shows a flow stabilization for more than 2 hours, the permeability of the test coal sample 112 is determined. The nitrogen gas source 44, the gas injection pump 41, and the gas injection valve 421 are then sequentially turned off.
(5) The X-ray machine 31, the X-ray receiver 32, the numerical control rotary table 15 and the data acquisition and analysis system 50 are started to scan the test coal sample 112, the X-ray machine 31, the X-ray receiver 32 and the numerical control rotary table 15 are closed after the scanning is finished, and the data acquisition and analysis system 50 processes and analyzes the scanned data to obtain a CT scanning image of the test coal sample 112.
(6) And starting the controllable shock wave generator 22 to perform a controllable shock wave experiment on the test coal sample 112.
(7) And (5) repeating the steps (4) to (5) to obtain the permeability and the internal fracture structure change of the test coal sample 112 after the controllable shock wave experiment is carried out for one time.
(8) And (5) repeating the steps (6) - (7) according to the experimental frequency of the controllable shock wave, so as to obtain the permeability and the internal fracture structure change of the test coal sample 112 under the action of the controllable shock wave with different frequencies.
The in-situ environment simulation system of the embodiment can provide a temperature and pressure simulation environment with the test piece size of phi 50 multiplied by 100mm, the axial pressure and the confining pressure respectively reaching 25MPa, and the environment temperature reaching 70 ℃.
In order to ensure that a clear CT image of a test coal sample is obtained and the absorption of a shell of the in-situ environment simulation system and confining pressure liquid to X rays is reduced to the maximum extent, the following innovative technologies are adopted:
(1) the shell of the in-situ environment simulation system is made of PEEK material, and the wall thickness is 10 mm; (2) the rubber sleeve wrapped by the coal sample to be tested is made of nitrile butadiene rubber, and the wall thickness is 3 mm; (3) the outer wall of the rubber sleeve is 5mm away from the inner wall of the shell of the in-situ environment simulation system; (4) the confining pressure control device adopts deionized water as pressure liquid.
The confining pressure control device consists of an injection pump and a pumping pump, and the injected pressure liquid is heated by the temperature control device, so that the heating of the coal sample is tested under the condition that the X-ray machine is not influenced.
And testing the permeability test and CT scanning of the coal sample after the controllable shock wave operation for different times, so that the evolution rule and permeability change of the internal fracture of the coal body after the action of the controllable shock wave for multiple times can be obtained, the evaluation of the permeability increasing effect of the controllable shock wave coal bed under the simulated in-situ condition is realized, and the optimal controllable shock wave operation times are obtained.
Of course, those skilled in the art will understand that all or part of the processes in the methods of the above embodiments may be implemented by instructing the control device to perform operations through a computer, and the programs may be stored in a computer-readable storage medium, and when executed, the programs may include the processes of the above method embodiments, where the storage medium may be a memory, a magnetic disk, an optical disk, and the like.
In this document, relational terms such as first and second, and the like may be used solely to distinguish one entity or action from another entity or action without necessarily requiring or implying any actual such relationship or order between such entities or actions. Also, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements does not include only those elements but may include other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus. Without further limitation, an element defined by the phrase "comprising an … …" does not exclude the presence of other identical elements in a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises the element.
The embodiments in the present description are described in a progressive manner, each embodiment focuses on differences from other embodiments, and the same and similar parts among the embodiments are referred to each other.
The previous description of the disclosed embodiments is provided to enable any person skilled in the art to make or use the present invention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, and the generic principles defined herein may be applied to other embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Thus, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown herein but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.
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1. A controllable shock wave coal seam permeability increasing evaluation system is characterized by comprising an in-situ environment simulation subsystem, a controllable shock wave generation subsystem, a scanning subsystem, a gas injection subsystem and a data acquisition and analysis subsystem;
the in-situ environment simulation subsystem comprises a clamp holder, a shaft pressure control device, a confining pressure control device and a temperature control device; the in-situ environment simulation subsystem is used for providing a preset temperature and pressure simulation environment; the holder is used for accommodating a test coal sample;
the controllable shock wave generation subsystem comprises a controller and a controllable shock wave generator, and the controllable shock wave generator is arranged in the clamp holder;
the scanning subsystem comprises a transmitter and a receiver, and the transmitter and the receiver are oppositely arranged on two sides of the clamper;
the gas injection subsystem comprises a gas injection pump, a gas pipeline and a flowmeter, the gas pipeline is communicated with the gas injection pump, the clamper and the external space, and the flowmeter is arranged in the gas pipeline;
and the data acquisition and analysis subsystem is connected with the receiver and the flowmeter and is used for analyzing the permeability and the internal fracture structure change of the test coal sample according to the gas flow and the scanning image.
2. The system for evaluating coal bed permeability increase of controlled shock waves according to claim 1,
the clamp holder comprises a rubber sleeve, a hydraulic top plate, a hydraulic bottom plate and a shell, wherein the rubber sleeve is arranged in a space defined by the hydraulic top plate, the hydraulic bottom plate and the shell;
the rubber sleeve is used for containing the test coal sample.
3. The system for evaluating coal seam permeability improvement of controllable shock waves of claim 2,
the shell is made of a polyether-ether-ketone material, and/or the rubber sleeve is made of nitrile rubber.
4. The system for evaluating the permeability of coal seams with controllable shock waves of claim 2 or 3,
the distance between the outer wall of the rubber sleeve and the inner wall of the shell is 4-6mm, and/or the thickness of the shell is 8-12 mm.
5. The system for evaluating coal seam permeability improvement of controllable shock waves of claim 2,
the axle pressure control device comprises a first hydraulic pipeline which is connected to the hydraulic top plate and the hydraulic bottom plate;
the confining pressure control device comprises a second hydraulic pipeline, and the second hydraulic pipeline is connected to the rubber sleeve and the space between the shells.
6. The system for evaluating coal seam permeability improvement of controllable shock waves of claim 5,
and the pressure liquid in the second hydraulic pipeline is deionized water.
7. The system for evaluating coal seam permeability improvement of controllable shock waves of claim 5,
the temperature control device is arranged on the second hydraulic pipeline and used for heating the pressure liquid in the second hydraulic pipeline.
8. The system for evaluating coal bed permeability increase of controlled shock waves according to claim 1,
the in-situ environment simulation subsystem further comprises a rotary table, and the clamp holder is arranged on the rotary table.
9. The system for evaluating coal bed permeability increase of controlled shock waves according to claim 1,
the transmitter is an X-ray machine, and the receiver is an X-ray receiver.
10. The system for evaluating coal bed permeability increase of controlled shock waves according to claim 1,
the axial pressure and confining pressure of the preset temperature and pressure simulation environment are both greater than 25MPa, and the temperature is greater than 70 ℃.
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