Wennerstrom and Puterbaugh （1984） presented a model for predicting the shock loss in a compressor blade row that took into account the three-dimemionality of the shock surface. Both the measured data and the numeric...Wennerstrom and Puterbaugh （1984） presented a model for predicting the shock loss in a compressor blade row that took into account the three-dimemionality of the shock surface. Both the measured data and the numerical solution show that the shock surface is almost normal to the relative flow on each S<sub>1</sub> stream surface near the design flow condition. The shock surface is oblique in the spanwise direction because of the sweep of展开更多
The Chang-63 reservoir in the Huaqing area has widely developed tight sandstone ＂thick sand layers, but not reservoirs characterized by rich in oil＂, and it is thus necessary to further study its oil and gas enrichm...The Chang-63 reservoir in the Huaqing area has widely developed tight sandstone ＂thick sand layers, but not reservoirs characterized by rich in oil＂, and it is thus necessary to further study its oil and gas enrichment law. This study builds porosity and fracture development and evolution models in different deposition environments, through core observation, casting thin section, SEM, porosity and permeability analysis, burial history analysis, and ＂four-property-relationships＂ analysis.展开更多
文摘Wennerstrom and Puterbaugh （1984） presented a model for predicting the shock loss in a compressor blade row that took into account the three-dimemionality of the shock surface. Both the measured data and the numerical solution show that the shock surface is almost normal to the relative flow on each S<sub>1</sub> stream surface near the design flow condition. The shock surface is oblique in the spanwise direction because of the sweep of
文摘The Chang-63 reservoir in the Huaqing area has widely developed tight sandstone ＂thick sand layers, but not reservoirs characterized by rich in oil＂, and it is thus necessary to further study its oil and gas enrichment law. This study builds porosity and fracture development and evolution models in different deposition environments, through core observation, casting thin section, SEM, porosity and permeability analysis, burial history analysis, and ＂four-property-relationships＂ analysis.
