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Dykes and their magma overpressure

Dykes are essentially magma filled fractures within the earth’s crust often formed by the pressure imparted by the intruding magma. Magnitude of the magma overpressure has been traditionally determined utilizing elastic properties of the host rock and the complete dimension i.e., full length and maximum width of the fractures.
Tridib Kumar Mondal, Sirshendu Kumar Biswas   +1 more
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Overpressured Layer Chromatography

2003
Ernő Tyihák, Á.M. Móricz, E. Mincsovics   +2 more
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Overpressure origins and evolution in deep-buried strata: A case study of the Jurassic Formation, central Junggar Basin, western China

Petroleum Science, 2023
Wang Qiaochu, Meijun Li, Dongxia Chen
exaly  

overpressure

2014
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Mechanisms for overpressure generation in the bonan sag of Zhanhua depression, Bohai Bay Basin, China

Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2021
Sheng He, Tian Dong, Yuanjia Han
exaly  

Overpressure generation by disequilibrium compaction or hydrocarbon generation in the Paleocene Shahejie Formation in the Chezhen Depression: Insights from logging responses and basin modeling

Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2021
Yuhong Lei, Chao Li, Likuan Zhang
exaly  

Overpressure scenarios

2022
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The venting explosion process of premixed fuel vapour and air in a half-open vessel: An analysis of the overpressure dynamic process and flame evolution behaviour

Fuel, 2020
Dejian Wu
exaly  

Experimental study on explosion overpressure and flame propagation characteristics of simulated vertical dome oil tank

Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 2022
Xinsheng Jiang, Jianjun Liang
exaly  

Effects of concentration, temperature, ignition energy and relative humidity on the overpressure transients of fuel-air explosion in a medium-scale fuel tank

Fuel, 2020
Peili Zhang, Dejian Wu
exaly