Abstract: Disclosed in embodiments of the present disclosure are a driver chip and a display device. The driver chip includes two opposite long edges, and two opposite short edges connected to the long edges; the driver chip includes multiple output pins and multiple input pins; the output pins are close to one of the long edges; the input pins include first input pins, second input pins, and third input pins; the first input pins are close to the long edge opposite to the output pins; the second input pins are close to the short edges; the third input pins are close to the long edge and located on both sides of the output pins.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a fabrication method and use of a ?40 mm large-size and high-contrast fiber optic image inverter, belonging to the field of manufacturing of fiber optic imaging elements. The light-absorbing glass for preparing the ?40 mm large-size and high-contrast fiber optic image inverter consists of the following components in molar percentage: SiO2 60-69.9, Al2O3 1.0-10.0, B2O3 10.1-15.0, Na2O 1.0-8.0, K2O 3.0-10.0, MgO 0.1-1.0, CaO 0.5-5.0, ZnO 0-0.1, TiO2 0-0.1, ZrO2 0.1-1.0, Fe2O3 3.0-6.5, Co2O3 0.1-0.5, V2O5 0.51-1.5 and MoO3 0.1-1.0. The fiber optic image inverter has the advantages of low crosstalk of stray light, high resolution and high contrast.

Abstract: The invention relates to the recovery of heavy oil reservoirs, and more particularly to a supported catalyst-assisted microwave method for exploiting a heavy oil reservoir. The method includes: (1) injecting a slug of a supported catalyst fluid into the heavy oil reservoir; (2) placing a microwave generator in the heavy oil reservoir to perform volumetric heating on an oil layer containing the supported catalyst fluid; and (3) turning off the microwave generator and injecting water into the heavy oil reservoir for subsequent displacement, where a water injection rate is 3 m/d or less.

Abstract: Disclosed belongs to the technical field of oil and gas field development engineering, and particularly relates to a super heavy oil development method for strengthening an SAGD steam chamber to break through a low physical property reservoir. The super heavy oil development method for strengthening the SAGD steam chamber to break through the low physical property reservoir includes the following steps: (1) selection of a developed oil reservoir; (2) well distribution; (3) steam chamber forming; (4) steam chamber expansion; (5) steam chamber strengthening. The method may enhance the ability of the steam chamber to break through the low physical property reservoir, enlarge the development height of the steam chamber, and further improve the SAGD development effect of super heavy oil.

Abstract: Disclosed belongs to the technical field of oil and gas field development engineering, and particularly relates to a super heavy oil development method for strengthening an SAGD steam chamber to break through a low physical property reservoir. The super heavy oil development method for strengthening the SAGD steam chamber to break through the low physical property reservoir includes the following steps: (1) selection of a developed oil reservoir; (2) well distribution; (3) steam chamber forming; (4) steam chamber expansion; (5) steam chamber strengthening. The method may enhance the ability of the steam chamber to break through the low physical property reservoir, enlarge the development height of the steam chamber, and further improve the SAGD development effect of super heavy oil.

Abstract: The invention relates to the recovery of heavy oil reservoirs, and more particularly to a supported catalyst-assisted microwave method for exploiting a heavy oil reservoir. The method includes: (1) injecting a slug of a supported catalyst fluid into the heavy oil reservoir; (2) placing a microwave generator in the heavy oil reservoir to perform volumetric heating on an oil layer containing the supported catalyst fluid; and (3) turning off the microwave generator and injecting water into the heavy oil reservoir for subsequent displacement, where a water injection rate is 3 m/d or less.

Abstract: A novel inorganic fine particle reinforced foam system for an oil-gas field and preparation method thereof. The reinforced foam system comprises a gas phase and a liquid phase; the gas phase is nitrogen, carbon dioxide or the air; the liquid phase is prepared from, by mass: 0.2-0.8 wt % of a foaming agent, 0.5-2.0 wt % of novel inorganic fine particles and balance of water; the novel inorganic fine particles are fine particulate matter with diameters being smaller than or equal to 2.5 microns captured and screened from the atmosphere.

Abstract: A novel inorganic fine particle reinforced foam system for an oil-gas field and preparation method thereof. The reinforced foam system comprises a gas phase and a liquid phase; the gas phase is nitrogen, carbon dioxide or the air; the liquid phase is prepared from, by mass: 0.2-0.8 wt % of a foaming agent, 0.5-2.0 wt % of novel inorganic fine particles and balance of water; the novel inorganic fine particles are fine particulate matter with diameters being smaller than or equal to 2.5 microns captured and screened from the atmosphere.