Method of measuring residual liquid hydrocarbon content in shale via low-field nuclear magnetic resonance
A technology of low-field nuclear magnetic resonance and retained hydrocarbons, which is applied in the fields of nuclear magnetic resonance analysis, measuring devices, and material analysis through resonance, which can solve the problems of light hydrocarbon loss and inaccurate measurement results, etc.
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[0080] (1) Making a standard sample: fully dissolve the shale oil produced in the shale area to be tested (that is, the block to be tested corresponding to the sample W127 to be tested) in an appropriate volume of distilled water to ensure the lateral relaxation of the shale oil solution The time (T2) is between 10-100ms; take the shale oil solution at a certain volume percentage interval into the standard sample bottle to make a standard sample;
[0081] (2) Measure the transverse relaxation spectrum (T2 spectrum) of the standard sample: the standard sample is placed in the sample groove of the NMR instrument under multiple groups of different echo times and waiting times, and the transverse relaxation spectrum (T2 spectrum) of the standard sample is measured ), and calculate the integral area (NMR signal quantity, dimensionless) of the transverse relaxation spectrum (T2 spectrum), the results are shown in Table 1;
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[0092] The method similar to Example 1 was used to detect the liquid retained hydrocarbon content (v%) in the mud shale sample BTZ6 to be tested (the hydrocarbon content calibration curve is not shown), and the results are shown in Table 2.
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