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Sedimentary characteristics and model of gravity flow depositional system for the first member of upper Miocene Huangliu Formation in Dongfang area, Yinggehai basin, northwestern South China Sea

Journal of Earth Science, 2014
The gravity flow deposit were mainly developed in the lowstand systems tract (LST) of the first member of Upper Miocene Huangliu Formation (Ehl 1) in Dongfang area, Yinggehai Basin, has become a valuable target for gas exploration and production.
Ming Sun   +6 more
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Influence of CO2-rich hydrothermal fluids on the origin of calcite cements in the clastic reservoirs of the Huangliu Formation, Yinggehai Basin, China

Geoenergy Science and Engineering
Xuezhe Li   +6 more
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A Permeability Prediction Model of Single-Peak NMR T2 Distribution in Tight Sandstones: A Case Study on the Huangliu Formation, Yinggehai Basin, China

Mathematical Geosciences
Jing Zhao   +7 more
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Dolomitization micro-conditions constraint on dolomite stoichiometry: A case study from the Miocene Huangliu Formation, Xisha Islands, South China Sea

Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2021
Abstract The micro-conditions that control dolomitization processes were still not well known in natural environments. Cenozoic “island dolostones” are ideal for examining the processes since they are geologically young and have not experienced deep burial conditions.
Rui Wang   +6 more
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Mechanisms and evolution of overpressure for Miocene Huangliu Formation in the Ledong Slope Belt,Yinggehai Basin

Overpressure is a common feature in the Huangliu Formation of the Ledong Slope Zone, Yinggehai Basin, with pressure coefficients reaching up to 2.31. In this study, overpressure mechanisms in mudstone intervals of the Huangliu Formation (Upper Miocene) are investigated and their importance reconstructed in time.
Xuyou Zhang, Xiaowen Guo
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Characteristics and source-to-sink model of multi-tiered source-to-sink systems in the Upper Huangliu Formation, Yinggehai Basin

Deep-water submarine fans are important depositional sinks in source-to-sink systems, yet the multi-tier coupling relationships and sandbody redistribution processes under bottom-current influence remain insufficiently understood. This study focuses on the Upper Huangliu Formation in the Yinggehai Basin.
Yerejiepu Habulashenmu   +7 more
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