Integrating liquid CO_(2)phase transition blasting(LCPTB)technology with hydraulic fracturing(HF)methods can help reduce wellbore damage,create multiple radial fractures,and establish a complex fracture network.This a...Integrating liquid CO_(2)phase transition blasting(LCPTB)technology with hydraulic fracturing(HF)methods can help reduce wellbore damage,create multiple radial fractures,and establish a complex fracture network.This approach significantly increases the recovery efficiency of low-permeability oil and gas fields.Accurately calculating the number of fractures caused by LCPTB is necessary to predict production enhancement effects and optimize subsequent HF designs.However,few studies are reported on large-scale physical model experiments in terms of a method for calculating the fracture number.This study analyzed the initiation and propagation of cracks under LCPTB,derived a calculation formula for crack propagation radius under stress waves,and then proposed a new,fast,and accurate method for calculating the fracture number using the principle of mass conservation.Through ten rock-breaking tests using LCPTB,the study confirmed the effectiveness of the proposed calculation approach and elucidated the variation rule of explosion pressure,rock-breaking scenario,and the impact of varying parameters on fracture number.The results show that the new calculation method is suitable for fracturing technologies with high pressure rates.Recommendations include enlarging the diameter of the fracturing tube and increasing the liquid CO2 mass in the tube to enhance fracture effectiveness.Moreover,the method can be applied to other fracturing technologies,such as explosive fracturing(EF)within HF formations,indicating its broader applicability and potential impact on optimizing unconventional resource extraction technologies.展开更多
Layered cathode materials have been successfully commercialized and applied to electric vehicles.To further improve improve the energy density of these marterials is still the main efforts in the market.Therefore,deve...Layered cathode materials have been successfully commercialized and applied to electric vehicles.To further improve improve the energy density of these marterials is still the main efforts in the market.Therefore,developing high-voltage LiNi_(x)Co_(y)Mn_(z)O_(2)(x+y+z=1,NCM)to achieve high energy density is particularly important.However,under high voltage cycling,NCM often exhibits rapid capacity degradation,which can be attributed to oxygen release,structural phase transition and particle cracking.In this work,the representative single-crystal LiNi_(0.5)Co_(0.2)Mn_(0.3)O_(2)(NCM523)was studied under various high charge cut-off voltages.Analysis by x-ray diffraction(XRD),transmission electron microscope(TEM)and electron back scatter diffraction(EBSD)measurements indicated that the rock-salt phase is formed on the surface of the particles after high voltage cycling,which is responsible for the increase of impedance and the rapid decay of capacity.Therefore,inhibiting the formation of rock-salt phase is believed an effective strategy to address the failure of NCM under high voltages.These findings provide effective guidance for the development of high-voltage NCM.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China (Grant No.2020YFA0711802).
文摘Integrating liquid CO_(2)phase transition blasting(LCPTB)technology with hydraulic fracturing(HF)methods can help reduce wellbore damage,create multiple radial fractures,and establish a complex fracture network.This approach significantly increases the recovery efficiency of low-permeability oil and gas fields.Accurately calculating the number of fractures caused by LCPTB is necessary to predict production enhancement effects and optimize subsequent HF designs.However,few studies are reported on large-scale physical model experiments in terms of a method for calculating the fracture number.This study analyzed the initiation and propagation of cracks under LCPTB,derived a calculation formula for crack propagation radius under stress waves,and then proposed a new,fast,and accurate method for calculating the fracture number using the principle of mass conservation.Through ten rock-breaking tests using LCPTB,the study confirmed the effectiveness of the proposed calculation approach and elucidated the variation rule of explosion pressure,rock-breaking scenario,and the impact of varying parameters on fracture number.The results show that the new calculation method is suitable for fracturing technologies with high pressure rates.Recommendations include enlarging the diameter of the fracturing tube and increasing the liquid CO2 mass in the tube to enhance fracture effectiveness.Moreover,the method can be applied to other fracturing technologies,such as explosive fracturing(EF)within HF formations,indicating its broader applicability and potential impact on optimizing unconventional resource extraction technologies.
文摘Layered cathode materials have been successfully commercialized and applied to electric vehicles.To further improve improve the energy density of these marterials is still the main efforts in the market.Therefore,developing high-voltage LiNi_(x)Co_(y)Mn_(z)O_(2)(x+y+z=1,NCM)to achieve high energy density is particularly important.However,under high voltage cycling,NCM often exhibits rapid capacity degradation,which can be attributed to oxygen release,structural phase transition and particle cracking.In this work,the representative single-crystal LiNi_(0.5)Co_(0.2)Mn_(0.3)O_(2)(NCM523)was studied under various high charge cut-off voltages.Analysis by x-ray diffraction(XRD),transmission electron microscope(TEM)and electron back scatter diffraction(EBSD)measurements indicated that the rock-salt phase is formed on the surface of the particles after high voltage cycling,which is responsible for the increase of impedance and the rapid decay of capacity.Therefore,inhibiting the formation of rock-salt phase is believed an effective strategy to address the failure of NCM under high voltages.These findings provide effective guidance for the development of high-voltage NCM.
