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Types of Fluid Alteration and Developing Mechanism of Deep Marine Carbonate Reservoirs
Accurate recognition of the types of alteration fluid and the development mechanisms are important concerns in studying deep marine carbonate reservoirs. Major fluid types, such as seawater, meteoric water, deep burial formation water, hydrothermal fluid, and thermochemical sulfate reduction‐ (TSR‐) derived fluid, were identified based on carbon ...
Dongya Zhu +6 more
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Replication data for: Paleokarst reservoir modelling - A concept-driven approach
Paleokarst reservoir model of the Agios Georgios cave system in northern Greece. A cave survey of the cave system is used to simulate collapse and infill processes and to generate paleokarst reservoir analogues.
Pennos, Christos +5 more
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With the gradual increase in mining depth of coal fields in North China, the threat posed by karstic Ordovician limestone water to the safe stoping of mines is becoming increasingly prominent. Investigating the water‐resisting property of the filling zone on the top of the Ordovician limestone provides the key to safe mining under pressure.
Qiqing Wang +3 more
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Oil and gas have been found in the Upper Ordovician Lianglitag Formation carbonates in the Tahe Oilfield, Tarim Basin, NW China. This study documents the origin of diagenetic fluids by using a combination of petrology, SIMS, fluid inclusion, and radiogenic isotope analysis. Six stages of calcite cements were revealed.
Jiaqing Liu +4 more
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Geocellular rendering of cave surveys in paleokarst reservoir models [PDF]
Infilled and collapsed cave systems are an important component of many paleokarst reservoirs. Incorporating these features into industrial reservoir models commonly relies on geostatistical modelling methods that often fail to capture key aspects of ...
lonoy, Bjarte +7 more
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Distribution of Upper Paleozoic Coal Seams in the Southeastern Ordos Basin
The Ordos Basin contains abundant coal resources in the Upper Paleozoic strata. They are shallowly buried or exposed in the periphery of the basin, forming recoverable coal mines and coalbed methane resources.
Yunwen Guan +5 more
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Two fundamental forms of hypogenic karst systems (lateral stratiform hypogenic and cross‐formational fault‐vein hypogenic karst system) are distinguished mainly by differential effects of preexisting faults. In seismic cross sections, hypogenic karst systems are expressed as complex string-beads‐like seismic reflections associated with faults.
Hongtao Zhu +3 more
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Description and speleogenesis of some caves in the calcareous formations of the "Massif des Calanques" in relation with lithology and tectonic environments: faults, Sormiou anticline, submersion coast in the "Calanques" valleys, karstic landscapes until ...
Jean-Joseph Blanc
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Ancient karst at the eastern slope of the Middle Urals and the Early-Middle Carboniferous boundary
The paleokarst occurrences associated with Lower Carboniferous limestones in the east of the Middle Urals are considered. We analyse the nature of the Early-Middle Carboniferous boundary.
G. A. Mizens +3 more
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Oil and gas fields in karst carbonate reservoirs are widely distributed in China. A number of karst fracture-vuggy reservoirs have been found in the Tarim Basin, the Ordos Basin and the Sichuan Basin.
Zhaolong GAO +6 more
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