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Effect of a 2-Acrylamido-2-methylpropanesulfonic Acid-Based Fluid Loss Additive on the Hydration of Oil Well Cement. [PDF]
ACS OmegaChen W, Wang C, Yao X, Song W, Zou Y.
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Pore Evolution Mechanisms in the Longmaxi Formation Shale Reservoir of the Anchang Syncline under Basin-Mountain Tectonic Evolution. [PDF]
ACS OmegaZhao Y +6 more
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New Heatflow Estimates For Australia And South Africa
1st SAGA Biennial Conference and Exhibition, 1989 Geothermal constraints for mapping and evolution studies of the lithosphere, fission track dating and in exploration studies of oil maturation and exothermic deposits are limited by the distribution of heatflow data. This is due to the time and oost required to collect data and the absence of deep drill holes in areas where new heet flow data is ...
F.W. Arnott
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Deep Heatflow Measurements In Quaternary Sediments On The Norwegian Continental Shelf
Offshore Technology Conference, 1986 ABSTRACT A heat flow measurement technique used in shallow boreholes on the Norwegian Continental Shelf in water depths from 105 to 440 m is described. A thermistor probe was mounted on a downhole jack normally used for geotechnical investigations, and connected to an onboard recording unit via ...
G.W. Zielinski +4 more
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GEOTHERMAL (HEATFLOW) MAP OF THE SOUTH SUMATRA BASIN
Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, 2016 Derek Gibson +3 more
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Heatflow density distribution in the Red Sea
Tectonophysics, 1991Abstract A new heatflow density (HFD) map of the Red Sea was compiled from 467 heatflow density values collected by various organisations during the last 20 years. The map shows that the complicated heatflow distribution can only be explained if we assume considerable convective transport of heat through water circulating in the sediments and crust ...
Jannis Makris +2 more
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Studies of early hydration with class G oilwell cement using heatflow conduction calorimetry
Cement and Concrete Research, 1995Abstract Examination of the early hydration of a production Class G oilwell cement by conduction calorimetry under temperature simulated API Schedule 5 and Schedule 8 conditions, using calcium ligno-sulphonate retarder and ‘doped’ additions of pure tricalcium silicate and tricalcium aluminate, has demonstrated significant changes in the precise ...
John Bensted
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Geochimica Et Cosmochimica Acta, 1997
Abstract Application of techniques developed for the interpretation of fluid compositions in high-temperature hydrothermal or geothermal systems to lower-temperature natural gas discharges in New Zealand and the Gulf of Thailand showed that redox potentials, as reflected in relative CH 4 and CO 2 contents, are closely controlled by interaction with
Werner F Giggenbach
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Abstract Application of techniques developed for the interpretation of fluid compositions in high-temperature hydrothermal or geothermal systems to lower-temperature natural gas discharges in New Zealand and the Gulf of Thailand showed that redox potentials, as reflected in relative CH 4 and CO 2 contents, are closely controlled by interaction with
Werner F Giggenbach
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Springer Series in Optical Sciences, 1990
The effect of transverse heat flow on surface temperature in time-domain experiments is described and a method is presented for determining when a thermal reflection from a particular layer in a multilayered-coating will become evident in the surface temperature.
L C Aamodt, J C Murphy, Aamodt L C
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The effect of transverse heat flow on surface temperature in time-domain experiments is described and a method is presented for determining when a thermal reflection from a particular layer in a multilayered-coating will become evident in the surface temperature.
L C Aamodt, J C Murphy, Aamodt L C
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