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Preliminary investigations of the oil shale potential in New Mexico [PDF]
Robert W. Foster+3 more
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Abstract Digital Rock Physics (DRP) is a critical tool for characterizing rock properties and modeling multiphase flow, but segmenting low‐quality (LQ) rock images remains a key challenge due to partial volume blurring. In this study, we propose a method that leverages a second‐order degradation model to generate physically meaningful synthetic LQ and ...
Lulu Xu+8 more
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Hydraulic testing and sampling of USBM-AEC Colorado core hole 3, Rio Blanco County, Colorado : oil shale-6 [PDF]
E. H. Cordes
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CHARACTERIZATION AND HYDROTREATMENT OF SHALE OILS OF MONGOLIAN OIL SHALES
Sugimoto Yoshikazu+4 more
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A physical model of multicluster fractures in horizontal well with perforation segments. ABSTRACT Supercritical carbon dioxide (SC‐CO2) fracturing is a new type of waterless staged multicluster fracturing. Different from one single fracture, the slurry almost simultaneously flows to multiple fractures in staged multicluster fracturing, resulting in a ...
Jiaxiang Xu+6 more
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Taking the Chang 6–Chang 9 layers in the Wuqi area of the Ordos Basin as a case study, this study investigates the pore characteristics of tight sandstones formed under different sedimentary microfacies. The results indicate that tight sandstones associated with distinct sedimentary microfacies exhibit significant variations in pore types, pore size ...
Liling Zhang+7 more
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Lattice Boltzmann Method Simulations About Shale Gas Diffusion in Sinusoidal Channels
This paper characterizes the microscopic features of shale nanopores using sinusoidal functions and investigates the diffusion effects of methane gas in irregular nanopores through the lattice Boltzmann method. The result shows that methane is significantly influenced by large‐amplitude protrusions of the wall.
Xu Yan+4 more
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Abstract The East Coast Basin (ECB) is a complex, active convergent margin located on the North Island of New Zealand, where variable but commonly very high overpressures occur in Cretaceous to Pleistocene stratigraphy. Using a consistent set of sediment physical properties and a single value for tectonic compression, a multi‐1D hydro‐mechanical ...
E. E. Calderon Medina+5 more
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