GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH-QUALITY HYDROCARBON SOURCE ROCKS IN THE NANPU SAG OF THE BOHAI BAY BASIN, CHINA; pp. 117–135 [PDF]
In recent years, the Nanpu Sag in the Bohai Bay Basin in eastern China has experienced great discoveries in exploration, and has become a sag most rich in oil and gas in the basin.
GUANGYOU ZHU, ZHENGJUN WANG, JIN SU
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Self-sealing of fractures in indurated claystones measured by water and gas flow
Self-sealing of fractures in the indurated Callovo-Oxfordian (COX) and Opalinus (OPA) claystones, which are considered as host rocks for disposal of radioactive waste, was investigated on artificially fractured samples.
Chun-Liang Zhang, Jean Talandier
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The distribution of aromatic hydrocarbon in sediments and oils is known to be affected by thermal maturity, source input and depositional conditions. Hence, the aromatic hydrocarbon fraction of four oil samples from different wells of the West Siberian ...
Mohammed Hail Hakimi +9 more
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Mineralogical Dataset of Hydrothermally Altered Clay Deposits from Seongsan and Ogmaesan Mines, Haenam Area, Southwestern Korea [PDF]
This dataset presents mineralogical analyses of clay alteration zones from the Seongsan and Ogmaesan Mines located in the Haenam Area, southwestern Korea.
Hong-Jin Lee, Injoon Kim
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Geochemical Characterization of Condensates and Gases in Abu Qir Concession in the Western Offshore, Nile Delta, Egypt [PDF]
In this study, biomarker analyses were conducted on four condensate samples recovered from Kafr El Sheikh and Abu Madi Reservoirs in Abu Qir concession, NW offshore Nile Delta.
Yasmin Ali
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Laboratory Testing and Classification of Mudrocks: A Review
Mudrocks are fine-grained clay-rich rocks that comprise different lithotypes forming more than 60% of all sedimentary rocks, and thus, they occur frequently in engineering projects either as natural ground or as made ground.
Filipe Telmo Jeremias, John Cripps
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Characterizing Fracturing of Clay-Rich Lower Watrous Rock: From Laboratory Experiments to Nonlocal Damage-Based Simulations [PDF]
The work presented herein aims at characterizing and modeling fracturing (i.e., initiation and propagation of cracks) in a clay-rich rock. The analysis is based on two experimental campaigns. The first one relies on a probabilistic analysis of crack initiation considering Brazilian and three-point flexural tests.
Guy, Nicolas +2 more
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The dielectric response of clay-bearing rocks is complex, which seriously affects the evaluation of oil saturation. This paper introduces the dual-Debye model to characterize the dielectric dispersion characteristics of pore water and the Debye model to ...
Jianshen Gao, Jiang Wang, Kun Liu
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GEOLOGICAL FACTORS AND PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROCESSES OF GROUNDWATER FORMATION IN THE TUNKA DEPRESSION
The article describes the complex hydrogeological conditions of the Baikal rift zone viewed as a large structural element and pioneers in distinguishing two independent hydraulic systems in the study area.
S. Kh. Pavlov +5 more
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A ground model of a shallow landslide in rainfall-induced slope failure of Thungsong, Nakhon Si Thammarat, southern Thailand is developed through an integrated geophysical approach, utilising electrical resistivity tomography and P-wave seismic ...
C Sujitapan +3 more
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