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Based on the microscopic pore-throat characterization of typical continental tight reservoirs in China, such as sandstone of Cretaceous Qingshankou and Quantou formations in Songliao Basin, NE China sandy conglomerate of Baikouquan Formation in Mahu area
Nengwu ZHOU +11 more
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The origin of overpressure and its effect on petroleum accumulation in the large Permian/Triassic conglomerate oil province in the Mahu Sag, Junggar Basin have been investigated based on comprehensive analysis of log curve combinations, loading-unloading
Jun LI +6 more
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The identification of underground formation lithology is fundamental in reservoir characterization during petroleum exploration. With the increasing availability and diversity of well-logging data, automated interpretation of well-logging data is in ...
Junlong Zhang +4 more
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A New Method for Determining the Spatial Distribution Law of Rock Anti-Drilling Characteristics
When the existing method for determining the distribution laws of rock anti-drilling characteristics is adopted, the rock anti-drilling characteristics at the same depth are not distributed continuously and the spatial distribution laws of rock anti ...
Hu Pengjie +5 more
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The sandy conglomerate reservoir exhibits substantial vertical extent and considerable thickness, which provides significant capacity for CO2 storage. Meanwhile, the shrinkage pores are developed in the tuff‐filled material of sand conglomerate reservoir, which is not only the oil/gas storage space, but also the ideal fluid flow channel of CO2.
Rongrong Hu +7 more
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Deep‐Buried Triassic Oil‐Source Correlation in the Central Junggar Basin, NW China
Whether there is an effective deep‐buried lacustrine Triassic petroleum system in the Junggar Basin, NW China, has been enigmatic and debated for a long time. Here we conduct an oil‐source correlation to address this issue. Results show that the extracted bitumens from the Triassic mudstones in the central basin have distinctive stable carbon isotope ...
Ming Wu +7 more
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Multimethod Prediction of Pore Pressure in the Deep Jurassic System of the Central Junggar Basin
Drilling has shown that there is significant overpressure throughout the Jurassic in the central Junggar Basin and that the maximum pressure coefficient exceeds 2.0. The pore pressure in the central Junggar Basin was jointly predicted by combining a number of methods, such as the Eaton, Bowers, and equilibrium depth methods based on logging data, with ...
Huimin Liu +8 more
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Optimizing multicluster fracturing designs in heterogeneous conglomerate reservoirs is critical due to their complex characteristics. This study employs the continuous–discontinuous element method (CDEM) to conduct engineering‐scale 3D simulations using a mathematical model incorporating rock strength heterogeneity.
Zehao Xu +6 more
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Baikouquan oil field is composed of multiple interbedded, thin, low-permeability layers, which are required to vertically fracture multiple layers and to create complex fractures for economic development.
Chuanyi Tang +6 more
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Injecting air or CO2 into shale reservoirs can significantly enhance oil recovery (EOR) following the initial depletion. However, effectively characterizing the complex pore structure of shale reservoirs poses a challenge, leading to an incomplete understanding of the seepage mechanism and microscopic production characteristics of air/CO2 flooding at ...
Chuanyi Tang +11 more
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