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Evolution of Fractal Pore Structure in Sedimentary Rocks
Geological processes alter pore spaces over time, and their analysis can shed light on the dynamic fractal structure and fluid flow of rocks over time. This study presents experimental evidence to illustrate that the pore fractal structure evolves with ...
Nengwu Zhou +5 more
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Classification evaluation and distribution characteristics of sandstone interlayer reservoirs: A case study of the first member of Qingshankou Formation in Daqingzijing area, Changling Sag, Songliao Basin [PDF]
The intercalated shale oil within the first member of the Qingshankou Formation in the southern Songliao Basin exhibits significant exploration potential, primarily influenced by the quality of its intercalations, which impacts both oil content and ...
XIAO Dianshi, GUO Xueyi, WANG Meng, XING Jilin, WANG Min, WANG Rui, ZHENG Lehua, GUAN Xiaodie
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Pore structure is one of the important parameters for evaluating reservoirs, critical in controlling the storage capacity and transportation properties of hydrocarbons.
Shansi Tian +3 more
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In order to explore the development characteristics and influencing factors of microscale pores in lacustrine organic-rich muddy shale, this study selected five shale samples with different mineral compositions from the Qingshankou Formation in the ...
Yan Cao, Qi Wu, Zhijun Jin, Rukai Zhu
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CHARACTERISTICS AND COMPREHENSIVE UTILIZATION OF OIL SHALE OF THE UPPER CRETACEOUS QINGSHANKOU FORMATION IN THE SOUTHERN SONGLIAO BASIN, NE CHINA; pp. 312–335 [PDF]
The Songliao Basin is a large Mesozoic oil shale-bearing basin in northeastern China, the resources of which are most abundant, while the rockâs discovered resources are mainly concentrated in the southern part of the basin.
FEI HU +4 more
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This paper investigates high-maturity organic matter-rich shales with high clay mineral contents in the Qingshankou Formation, in the Gulong Depression of the Songliao Basin, at a sub-millimeter scale, using a new laminar division method based on XRF data.
Ganlin Hua +7 more
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The Upper Cretaceous Qingshankou Formation in the Songliao Basin contains thick, widespread, and organic matter-rich shale layers, offering abundant shale oil resources.
Xin BAI +3 more
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The Songliao Basin contains some of the largest volumes of oil shales in China; however, these energy sources are located in areas covered by arable land, meaning that the best way of exploiting them is likely to be environmentally friendly in situ ...
Penglin Zhang +6 more
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Continental shale oil is widely distributed in the Cretaceous Qingshankou Formation of the Songliao Basin in Northeast China. In the Qijia-Gulong sag and the Changling sag in the Songliao Basin, breakthroughs of shale oil exploration and development have
Bo Zhou +5 more
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Overpressure systems in the Qingshankou Formation of the Gulong Sag have a significant impact on unconventional shale oil accumulation, but their distribution and genesis are unknown. This study uses a comparative analysis of three primary pressure prediction methods—the equivalent depth method, the Eaton method, and the Bowers method—to investigate ...
Fangju Chen +7 more
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