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Tight sand is an important unconventional reservoir. Aiming at the problem of large unused reserves and the poor development effect of Chang 63 reservoir, this paper researches reunderstanding reservoir and evaluating unused reserves. Employing rock slice and scanning electron microscope (SEM), the experiment of low‐field nuclear magnetic resonance ...
Bobiao Liu +6 more
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Analysis of Sedimentary Characteristics in Balasu Coal Field of Northern Yuheng Mining Area
There are abundant coal resources in northern of Yuheng Mining Area of Jurassic coalfield in northern Shaanxi, but the coal mines in this area are generally affected by roof water hazards.
XU Shengji, LIU Yang, FANG Gang
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Groundwater chemical characteristics and forming reasons of Yuanyanghu Mining Area
In order to find out the chemical characteristics and causes of groundwater in Yuanyanghu Mining Area, and to provide basis for the prevention and control of water disaster in the mining area, the aquifer hydro-chemistry of Quaternary, Cretaceous, Zhiluo
ZONG Weiqin, ZHAO Baofeng
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We conducted a new approach of mine water‐deep geological storage, the results showed that the hydrogeological feasibility of Baotashan coarse sandstone (BCS) was impressive and useful for real project. The effective porosity of BCS aquifers ranged from 1.36% to 3.46% and the capacity of mine water geological storage was 0.455–1.266 Mm3 for 1 km2 in ...
Ge Chen, Yajun Sun, Zhimin Xu, Xin Li
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Sedimentary microfacies refer to the smallest unit with unique rock structure, structure, thickness, rhythm, and other sedimentary characteristics and certain plane configuration rules in the subfacies zone. Sedimentary microfacies research is the most basic sedimentary unit formed in the same or basically the same sedimentary background.
Jiangwei Wei +6 more
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Timing of uplift and evolution of the Lüliang Mountains, North China Craton [PDF]
This study analyses evidence for reformed basin development and basin-mountain coupling associated with development of the Ordos Basin and the Lüliang Mountains, China. Gaining an improved understanding of the timing and nature of uplift and evolution of
A J Hurford +57 more
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This research is aimed at exploring the evolution of overlying strata structure and the ground pressure in the working face mining of close‐distance coal seams. By taking the Xiashijie Coal Mine as an example, the direct relationship between the rotation angle of key blocks of overlying strata and the subsidence of key blocks and the length of rock ...
Yupu Zhou +6 more
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On a Possible Mechanism of Hydrostatic Pressure on Mineshaft Linings in Western China
Reasonable determination of the water pressure on the shaft linings is the key to the optimization design of the vertical shaft of mining. The traditional water pressure calculation model is not suitable for the stratum conditions in western China. A new shaft‐surrounding rock seepage model is proposed based on the coordinated seepage conditions of ...
Lian-Fei Kuang +4 more
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Integrated Diagenesis Study of Tight Gas Sandstone: The Permian Lower Shihezi Formation, Northern Ordos Basin, China [PDF]
Diagenesis varies greatly from basin to basin and has been considered as the key control of the reservoir quality of tight sandstones. In this study, we analyzed the petrographic characteristics, diagenesis, and pore types and characteristics of the ...
Arthur Busbey +4 more
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Mechanism and Control of Rockburst Induced by Draining Spatial Islands and Squaring
A small‐pillar gob‐side roadway showed rockburst appearance during the mining of a gob‐side working face located in the Shaanxi‐Inner Mongolia mining area. This study examines the 2202 gob‐side working face of a coal mine in Inner Mongolia as a case study.
Yunhai Cheng +5 more
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