CPC G01N 3/12 (2013.01) [G01N 3/24 (2013.01); G01N 15/0826 (2013.01); G01N 2203/0025 (2013.01)] | 9 Claims |
1. An integrated triaxial shear and seepage experimental method for hydrate-bearing sediments, the experimental method comprising:
a step of generating a hydrate in a low-temperature and high-pressure environment comprising,
loading a sample base,
loading a lower porous stone over the sample base,
loading a sample over the lower porous stone,
loading an upper porous stone over the sample,
loading a sample cap over the upper porous stone,
tightening by using an upper rubber stirrup and a lower rubber stirrup,
adjusting heights of a transverse beam of a triaxial instrument and a dowel bar, such that a lower end of the dowel bar and the sample cap are in a critical state that the lower end and the sample cap are in contact with each other,
creating a negative pressure environment inside the sample by using the pore pressure controller when the sample is a loose matrix sample, such that the sample is in a vertical state,
applying a confining pressure to the sample,
applying a pore pressure to the sample, and
cooling the sample;
a step of preparing a shear and seepage coupling experiment comprising,
setting corresponding different stage states of one of an axial pressure controller, a confining pressure controller, a pore pressure controller, a liquid seepage pressure controller, and a nitrogen seepage pressure controller in a preset stress path, and
setting a pressure of a back pressure valve to be higher than a hydrate phase equilibrium pressure of a constant temperature gas bath at a preset temperature; and
a step of performing the shear and seepage coupling experiment comprising,
starting a device to perform the shear and seepage coupling experiment, and
recording both a sample base pressure sensor and a sample cap pressure sensor to serve as data of pressure difference in the shear and seepage coupling experiment.
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