Abstract Understanding the heterogeneity of the nanoscale pore structure is critical for assessment of hydrocarbon flow and storage in porous reservoirs. Multifractal theory is a powerful method to acquire the… Click to show full abstract
Abstract Understanding the heterogeneity of the nanoscale pore structure is critical for assessment of hydrocarbon flow and storage in porous reservoirs. Multifractal theory is a powerful method to acquire the detailed heterogeneity information of the multiple pore system. The generalized dimension spectrum and singularity spectrum are two forms to depict the multifractal feature. Hurst exponent (H) and the width of singularity spectrum (Δα) are two parameters to effectively assess the pore connectivity and heterogeneity, respectively. In this study, multifractal analysis was performed on over-mature Wufeng-Longmaxi shales and their corresponding isolated organic matter (OM) via gas physisorption (CO2 and N2) test to ascertain the pore heterogeneity and its governing factors. Micropore (diameter
               
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