Zhao Hailing, Huang Wei, Wang Cheng, et al. Micropores from devitrification in volcanic rocks and their contribution to reservoirs[J]. 2009, 30(1): 47-52.DOI: 10.11743/ogg20090107.
可估算球粒流纹岩、熔结凝灰岩、凝灰岩中流纹质玻璃脱玻化作用产生的孔隙。运用流体-岩石相互作用的热力学原理和方法计算出长石溶蚀至少可以产生20 cm
3
/mol的孔隙。
Abstract
Petrography studies show that devitrification in volcanic rocks can produce a considerable number of micropores.The micropores observed in volcanic rocks are a complex of micropores from devitrification and that from interaction of minerals with fluids.In pyromerides and ignimbrites
micropores from devitrification are the second largest pore type after the vesicle
accounting for 20%and 30%of the total of all pore types in pyromerides and ignimbrites respectively.While in tuff
they are the predominant pore type and account for about 70%of the total pore spaces.The principles and methods of mass balance and the physical processes of devitrification can be used to estimate the micropores generated by devitrification of glass in pyromeride
ignimbrite and tuff.Calculation with the thermodynamical theories and methods of fluid-rock interaction shows that feldspar dissolution at least can produce pores of 20 cm