Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for power outage protection. The system may obtain a read/write signal of each of a plurality of storage devices. For each of the plurality of storage devices, the system may identify a state of the storage device based on the read/write signal of the storage device. The state of the storage device may include a read/write state or an idle state of the storage device. In response to an interruption of power supply to the plurality of storage devices, the system may selectively provide electric power to the plurality of storage devices using a power source based at least partially on the states of the plurality of storage devices.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for power outage protection. The system may obtain a read/write signal of each of a plurality of storage devices. For each of the plurality of storage devices, the system may identify a state of the storage device based on the read/write signal of the storage device. The state of the storage device may include a read/write state or an idle state of the storage device. In response to an interruption of power supply to the plurality of storage devices, the system may selectively provide electric power to the plurality of storage devices using a power source based at least partially on the states of the plurality of storage devices.

Abstract: A seismic rock physics inversion method based on a large area tight reservoir includes steps: building a multi-scale rock physics model; analyzing fluid sensitivities of rock physics parameters in two scales of acoustic logging and ultrasonic wave, and sifting the rock physics parameters that are most sensitive to a porosity and a gas saturation in a plurality of observation scales; building a single-well rock physics template, preferably a standard template; considering lateral variations and heterogeneity of reservoir geological features, fine-tuning input parameters of the rock physics template according to gas testing situations of all wells in a large work area, optimizing the whole work area and building a three-dimensional work area rock physics template data volume, and combining the data volume with pre-stack seismic inversion to calculate a porosity and a saturation of a target layer; and smoothing a result and finally outputting a reservoir parameter inversion data volume.

Abstract: A seismic rock physics inversion method based on a large area tight reservoir includes steps: building a multi-scale rock physics model; analyzing fluid sensitivities of rock physics parameters in two scales of acoustic logging and ultrasonic wave, and sifting the rock physics parameters that are most sensitive to a porosity and a gas saturation in a plurality of observation scales; building a single-well rock physics template, preferably a standard template; considering lateral variations and heterogeneity of reservoir geological features, fine-tuning input parameters of the rock physics template according to gas testing situations of all wells in a large work area, optimizing the whole work area and building a three-dimensional work area rock physics template data volume, and combining the data volume with pre-stack seismic inversion to calculate a porosity and a saturation of a target layer; and smoothing a result and finally outputting a reservoir parameter inversion data volume.

Abstract: A power battery pack, includes first housing includes a first main portion having a first fixing surface and a first connection surface; a number of first receiving portions extending upwardly from the first fixing surface; a number of first limiting portions extending upwardly from the first connection surface; a second housing comprising a second main portion having a second fixing surface and a second connection surface; a number of second receiving portions extending upwardly from the second fixing surface; a number of second limiting portions extending upwardly from the second connection surface; a number of single batteries; two ends of each single battery being received in a first receiving portion and a respective second receiving portion; two electrode board assemblies respectively received in a first limiting portion; and a number of intermediate board assemblies each received in a first limiting portion or a second limiting portion.