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Recovery and treatment of fracturing flowback fluids in the Sulige Gasfield, Ordos Basin [PDF]
AbstractCentralized and group well deployment and factory-like fracturing techniques are adopted for low-permeability tight sandstone reservoirs in the Sulige Gasfield, Ordos Basin, so as to realize its efficient and economic development. However, environmental protection is faced with grim situations because fluid delivery rises abruptly on site in a ...
Wang Yajuan+7 more
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Triassic hydrothermal chimneys from the Ordos Basin of Northern China [PDF]
AbstractBecause few well-preserved hydrothermal chimneys have been found in terrestrial sedimentary rocks, research on paleo-thermal vents in geological history is relatively sparse. In this study, we present our original discovery of “hydrothermal chimneys” from the Chang 7 source rocks of the Triassic Yanchang Formation in the Ordos Basin, China, and
Jiyuan You+3 more
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Deserts are among the most important terrestrial sedimentary environments and have existed in all periods throughout Earth’s history. In contrast to modern deserts, the ability to quantitatively evaluate the area and desertification degrees of ancient ...
Shuo Cao, Jing Ma, Laiming Zhang
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A series of fault depression structures have developed around the Ordos Block. The Langshan Mountain-Linhe Basin area (LLA), located on the northwest edge of the Ordos Block, is a typical, normal tension fault system.
Lingqiang Zhao+4 more
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Development or absence of conjugate fractures in low-permeability sandstones
Natural fractures are ubiquitous in rocks. The Coulomb law of Mohr’s failure theory predicts that the angle between conjugate failure surfaces is a constant. In the Ordos Basin, observing the development of two groups of conjugate fractures in the field,
Haimeng Yang+4 more
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Tight sandstone gas (TSG) reservoirs develop extensively in the upper Paleozoic coal bearing strata in both the southern North China Basin and the Ordos Basin.
Jingyi Chen+3 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 ...
Zhiwei Liao+6 more
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Effects of hydrocarbon generation on fluid flow in the Ordos Basin and its relationship to uranium mineralization [PDF]
The Ordos Basin of North China is not only an important uranium mineralization province, but also a major producer of oil, gas and coal in China. The genetic relationship between uranium mineralization and hydrocarbons has been recognized by a number of ...
Chi, Guoxiang, Xue, Chunji, Xue, Wei
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A Feasibility Study of the Integration of Enhanced Oil Recovery (CO2 Flooding) with CO2 Storage in the Mature Oil Fields of the Ordos Basin, China [PDF]
Rich in energy resources, China's Ordos Basin Shares many similarities with Wyoming's Powder River Basin. As a result, the experience and expertise pertaining to energy development in the Powder River Basin should prove helpful in the Ordos Basin.
Chen, Yongzhen+7 more
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The western margin of the Ordos Basin and its adjacent regions have undergone a complex tectonic evolution from the Mesozoic to the Cenozoic era. However, the question of tectonic uplift since the Cenozoic era remains a topic of contention, and the ...
TIAN Zhaoyang+5 more
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