摘要
The flow characteristics of deionized water in hydrophilic and hydrophobic microtubes with diameters of 14.9,5.03 and 2.05 μm are investigated experimentally.The results indicate that the flow characteristics of deionized water in microtubes with diameter of 14.9 μm are in agreement with the classical Hagen-Poiseuille(H-P) equation,but for hydrophilic and hydrophobic microtubes with smaller diameters,the results show significant departure from the prediction of conventional theory,and the discrepancies are influenced by wettability of the microtubes and increase as the Reynolds numbers decrease.Besides,flows of fluid in cores are the macroscopic reflection of flows in countless micron-sized pore throats,the influence of wettability on microscale flow in pore throats will cause the change of seepage characteristic in cores.Therefore,flow experiments of brine through cores with different wettabilities are conducted.The results demonstrate that wettability exerts similar influence on water flows in cores and microtubes.
The flow characteristics of deionized water in hydrophilic and hydrophobic microtubes with diameters of 14.9, 5.03 and 2.05 μm are investigated experimentally. The results indicate that the flow characteristics of deionized water in microtubes with diameter of 14.9 μm are in agreement with the classical Hagen-Poiseuille (H-P) equation, but for hydrophilic and hydrophobic microtubes with smaller diameters, the results show significant departure from the prediction of conventional theory, and the discrepancies are influenced by wettability of the microtubes and increase as the Reynolds numbers decrease. Besides, flows of fluid in cores are the macroscopic reflection of flows in countless mi- cron-sized pore throats, the influence of wettability on microscale flow in pore throats will cause the change of seepage characteristic in cores. Therefore, flow experiments of brine through cores with different wettabilities are conducted. The results demonstrate that wettability exerts similar influence on water flows in cores and microtubes.
基金
Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.50574060)
National Basic Research Program of China (973Program) (Grant No.2005CB221303)