Experimental method for fracturing gas-containing coal body through multi-field coupling controllable shock waves
An experimental method, shock wave technology, applied to the analysis of solids, suspensions, and porous materials using sound waves/ultrasonic waves/infrasonic waves, and material analysis using sound wave emission technology, which can solve problems such as large construction volume, complicated process, and high cost.
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[0094] An experimental method for cracking gas-containing coal bodies by multi-field coupled controllable shock waves, including
[0095] Step a: making a coal sample 2, presetting a borehole 3 on the coal sample 2, and injecting a certain pressure liquid into the borehole 3;
[0096] Step b: installing a high-power pulse generating mechanism, and connecting the high-power pulse generating mechanism to the borehole 3 with wires;
[0097] Step c: install the shock wave detection mechanism 1;
[0098] Step d: Make the high-power pulse generating mechanism emit a high-power pulse to the liquid in the borehole 3, forming a shock wave in the liquid to crack the coal sample 2;
[0099] Step e: Using the shock wave detection mechanism 1 to detect and analyze the shock wave characteristics in the coal sample 2 .
[0100] The high-power pulse in this application refers to a pulse with a pulse power above 10KW. The shock wave detection mechanism 1 in the above scheme can be a common ...
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