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Lacustrine shales hold a huge potential oil resource in China. Pore properties (pore volume, diameter, specific surface area, and fractal dimensions) and their relationships with geological factors (mineralogy, insoluble organic carbon, burial depth, and
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Advances in the basic study of lacustrine shale evolution and shale oil accumulation
This manuscript provides a review of the recent advances in the study of fundamental processes and geological drivers involved in the lacustrine shale deposition, burial diagenesis, thermal maturation and in-situ oil accumulation, aimed at identifying ...
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Fine-grained mixed rocks in saline lacustrine basins are important targets for shale oil exploration. However, the controls on shale oil accumulation are complex due to the multi-source mixed deposition.
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The study on hydrocarbon generation, expulsion, and retention of shale is becoming more and more important as the exploration of unconventional oil and gas worldwide. There are multiple sets of lacustrine shales in the eastern area of China, which show a
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Lacustrine shale in continental rift basins is complex and features a variety of mineralogical compositions and microstructures. The lithofacies type of shale, mainly determined by mineralogical composition and microstructure, is the most critical factor
Zhengwei Fang +6 more
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Compared with marine facies shale strata, lacustrine shale strata are more complicated in geological conditions, and thus more difficult to explore and develop.
Xianzheng ZHAO +10 more
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The lacustrine shale, represented by the Lianggaoshan Formation, is widely distributed in oil and gas basins of China and will be a key target for unconventional hydrocarbon exploration in the future.
Rui Fang +10 more
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A New Evaluation Method of Shale Oil Sweet Spots in Chinese Lacustrine Basin and Its Application
Compared with the marine shale from North America, Chinese lacustrine basins have more complex geological and reservoir conditions, which makes the selection of sweet spot intervals in the shale oil reservoir particularly difficult. It is thus crucial to
Xiaodong Li +10 more
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Impacts of Pore Structure on the Occurrence of Free Oil in Lacustrine Shale Pore Networks
The ultimate recovery of shale oil is mostly dependent upon the occurrence and content of free oil within the nano-scaled pore network of shale reservoirs. Due to the nanoporous nature of shale, quantitatively characterizing the occurrence and content of
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To better understand the pore structure and fractal character of lacustrine shales and their influence on liquid hydrocarbon occurrences, in this study, a total of 29 lacustrine oil-bearing shale samples collected from the Shahejie Formation in the ...
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