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Underground in situ pyrolysis for oil shale extraction is currently significant; the evolutions in microstructure, porosity, and permeability parameters are essential factors in evaluating the productivity of oil shale after pyrolysis. With the underground oil shale reservoir core, obtained from Jimsar Sag in the Junggar Basin in China, as the research
Yan Xi +6 more
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The effect of parent well spacing on the poroelastic changes in the infill zone is not monotonic. Tight spacings lead to decreased breakdown pressure and decreased production potential. Loose spacings result in slightly increased breakdown pressure, while the production potential is preserved.
Zhenlin Wang +6 more
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The 7th member of the Late Triassic Yanchang Formation is the most important Mesozoic source rocks and shale oil reservoir in the Ordos Basin. The hydrocarbon potential and organic matter enrichment mechanism of this organic‐rich member are questioned because of the high heterogeneity of continental sediments. In particular, the lack of drilling in the
Zhiwei Liao +7 more
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Occurrence, Genesis, and Significance of Analcime in Fine‐Grained Sedimentary Rocks
Natural analcime, an aluminosilicate mineral with multiple genetic mechanisms, widely occurs in fine‐grained sedimentary reservoirs rich in oil and gas. Researchers have discussed the source and formation mechanism of reservoirs and the influence of morphology formation, occurrence characteristics associated with minerals, geochemical data, and Si/Al ...
Junran Wang +4 more
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The shale oil reservoir in the Lucaogou Formation in the Jimsar Sag, Junggar Basin has a complex lithology, complex pore structure, and strong heterogeneity.
Hongyan Qi +5 more
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The Chang 7 member in Ordos Basin is an important shale oil exploration layer, with new shale‐oil discoveries in recent years. The Chang 73 submember is rich in organic shale, which is the main source rock of shale oil in the Yanchang Formation. In order to clarify the lamina structure, composition, types, and distribution characteristics in Chang 73 ...
Congsheng Bian +9 more
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Rock brittleness is a critical factor affecting the stimulation of shale oil reservoirs. For efficient development of the shale oil in Lucaogou Formation, Jimusar Sag, the brittleness of the sweet spots needs to be evaluated. In this paper, the triaxial compression, acoustic wave measurements, and three‐point bending tests were carried out on the ...
Yang Gao +6 more
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Affected by the complex mechanism of organic–inorganic interactions, the generation–retention–expulsion model of mixed siliciclastic–carbonate sediments is more complicated than that of common siliciclastic and carbonate shale deposited in lacustrine and
Jian Wang +7 more
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The study of the pyrolysis characteristics of oil shale, an important strategic resource, is of great significance for oil shale refining and in situ underground mining. In this study, using the oil shale from Jimsar region of Xinjiang, in combination with thermogravimetric analyzer (TG), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), and mass ...
Zhijun Liu +6 more
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In order to find the “sweet spots” of unconventional oil and gas from the Pinghu Formation in the Pinghu Tectonic Belt, we are committed to clarifying the development and distribution rules of coal‐measure source rocks and tight reservoirs as well as the controlling factors. Using 3D seismic and logging data, combined with logging constraints of target
Qinglong Chen +7 more
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