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titleOfInvention A kind of fracture-cavity carbonate rock artificial core and its 3D printing method
abstract The invention discloses a fracture-cavity carbonate rock artificial core, which is made of the following raw materials: a fracture-cavity casting, carbonate powder and a binder; the fracture-cavity casting is a fracture-cavity carbon selected on the spot A model of salt rock injected with epoxy resin in a fractured-cavity system by casting. The invention also includes a 3D printing method for the fracture-cavity carbonate rock artificial core. The fractured-cavity carbonate rock artificial core of the present invention relies on the real fractured-cavity system casting, has the development characteristics and configuration patterns of pores, karst caves and fractures in line with the actual reservoir, and is beneficial to study the physical property difference and fluid of the real reservoir. flow law.
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