A new method of constructing digital core utilizing stochastic search algorithm based on majority operator
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A new method of constructing digital core utilizing stochastic search algorithm based on majority operator
Vol. 29, Issue 5, (2008)
作者机构:
1. 中国石油大学(华东) 石油工程学院,山东,东营,257061
2. 中油国际海外研究中心,北京,100083
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CLC:TB115
Online First:24 July 2013,
Published:2008
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ZHAO Xiu-cai, YAO Jun, YI Yan-jing, et al. A new method of constructing digital core utilizing stochastic search algorithm based on majority operator[J]. 2008, 29(5).
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ZHAO Xiu-cai, YAO Jun, YI Yan-jing, et al. A new method of constructing digital core utilizing stochastic search algorithm based on majority operator[J]. 2008, 29(5).DOI:
A new method of constructing digital core utilizing stochastic search algorithm based on majority operator
Two point probability function and linear path function depicting the characteristics of core’s pore space are introduced. A new method of constructing digital core named stochastic search algorithm based on majority operator is presented. Its theory of constructing digital core and the stochastic search strategy for both pore voxel and grain voxel based on majority operator are illustrated in detail. Good intervals for majority operators when searching pore voxel and grain voxel are suggested to be [9
12]
[4
7] respectively. Study shows that this method
without being constrained to lithology
can construct digital core with good quality. The constructed digital core’s pore space gains good topology and distribution which is similar to the genuine rock pore. Although a number of isolated pore and rock phase units appear in the core
their total fraction is quite small. The core’s pore space connection
isotropy and permeability are all good enough to make it a good tool for study of fluid distribution and flow in porous media. As the core’s connectivity becomes poor with its porosity decreasing
the method presented here can be better used for constructing digital core with large porosity.