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Geologic Features and Problems in Exploration for Hydrocarbon Pools in Lower Carboniferous Carbonate Sediments of Central Part of Dnieper-Donets Depression

N. P. Zyuz’kevich, V. A. Krivosheya, M. I. Machuzhak

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... the period 1980-1990 about 20 percent of drilling targeted on carbonates; yet, they provided only 4-8 percent of the growth of reserves. This low success...

1996

Characteristics of Pool Development on Basis of Study of Composition of Oils, Condensates, and Formation Waters of South of Anadyr Depression

A. K. Dertev, V. F. Vasil’yeva, N. N. Gurko, Ye. I. Kudryatzeva, O. I. Suprunenko

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... than 70 analyses of the oils have been made. They have a high paraffin content at 6.45 to 25.0 percent, and some have high asphaltene-tar contents...

1997

Reducing Sand Sample Volumes by Spooning: RESEARCH-METHOD PAPER

Robert E. Carver

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

.... The 10th percentile velocity being the lowest settling velocity of the coarsest 10 percent of the subsample, and the 90th percentile velocity the highest...

1981

Micro-Component Composition and Catagenesis of Disseminated Organic Matter of Jurassic Sediments of South Torgay in Connection with Oil-Gas Formation

D. A. Shlygin, N. A. Polovnikova, Kh. Kh. Paragul’gov

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... of the Aryskum downwarp, contain 0.1 to 2.5 percent organic matter. Its average content increases from 0.5 to 1.3 to 1.8 percent in the series sandstone...

1997

Geochemical Conditions of Oil-Gas Formation in Sediments of Intermediate Complex and Lower-Middle Jurassic of West Siberia

O. A. Naydenova, S. S. Berman, Ye. R. Razumova, O. V. Naydenov, N. L. Nikul’shina

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... percent of the section has organic carbon at more than 0.5 percent. The organic matter where present is sapropelic of algal origin. The Middle Devonian...

1998

Geochemical Indexes of Oil-Gas Occurrence in Offshore Areas of Franz Josef Land

B. A. Klubov, Ye. A. Rogozina, Ye. P. Shkatov

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... there in largely clayey sediment are hydrocarbons and pentane-oxidizing bacteria. Maximum content of methane was at 0.0062 percent at station 52. Heavier gases...

2000

Effects of Disaggregation on a Fine-Grained Marine Mud by Two Ultrasonic Devices: RESEARCH METHOD PAPER

R. R. Rendigs, J. A. Commeau

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... and placed into pyrex beakers filled with a five percent electrolytic (calgon) solution. Three series of seven beakers each were designated 0, 0.5, 1, 2...

1987

Flint Kaolins in Non-Coal-Bearing Triassic of Sydney Basin, Australia: ABSTRACT

F. C. Loughnan

AAPG Bulletin

... with abundant (> 50 percent) boehmite or siderite. Quartz, either as discrete grains or as chalcedony, is rare or absent. The unit ranges...

1968

Permeability-Porosity Patterns of Some Recent Sediments: ABSTRACT

Wayne A. Pryor

AAPG Bulletin

... values range from 17 to more than 50 percent, and average 38. Permeability-porosity values for point bars are highly variable and show a systematic...

1968

Sarir, Libya: Desert Surprise: ABSTRACT

Robert M. Sanford

AAPG Bulletin

... field that could and probably will eventually recover nearly 50 percent of the total oil present. There is a maximum 300-ft oil column and an area...

1968

Environmental Indicators in Morrison Formation, New Mexico: ABSTRACT

William F. Tanner

AAPG Bulletin

..., 0.7 cm). Approximately 60 percent of the examples exhibited perfect symmetry. With four exceptions, ripple indices were in the range, RI = 5.0 to RI...

1968

No Title Provided: ABSTRACT

AAPG Bulletin

... of 2.5 billion bbl of crude and natural gas liquids, and 11 trillion cu ft of gas. About 92 percent of the oil and 64 percent of the gas have been...

1968

Sediment-Foraminiferal Relations within Inner Sublittoral Zone off Coast of Washington: ABSTRACT

Ronald J. Echols, Sarah S. Barnes, Robert A. Harman

AAPG Bulletin

..., and the percentage of arenaceous tests in foraminiferal assemblages increases seaward from less than 10 percent to more than 50 percent, except near the mouths...

1969

Foraminiferal Trends in Oregon Sublittoral: ABSTRACT

Richard S. Boettcher, Gerald A. Fowler

AAPG Bulletin

... specimens at 339 m. A maximum of 15-20 percent live benthic specimens occurs near 50 m. Planktonic Foraminifera normally constitute less than 10 percent...

1969

Tertiary Foraminiferal Paleoecology and Biostratigraphy of Part of Oregon Continental Margin: ABSTRACT

Gerald A. Fowler, Gary E. Muehlberg

AAPG Bulletin

..., Bulimina subacuminata, B. subcalva, Buliminella cf. B. exilis, Epistominella pontoni californica, and Uvigerina peregrina; less than 10 percent planktonic...

1969

Mineral Economy of Canada--Past, Present, and Future

W. Keith Buck

AAPG Bulletin

... production has grown from 5.8 percent of GNP to 7.1 percent of GNP and now amounts to nearly $5 billion annually, of which 50 percent originates...

1971

Stable Oxygen Isotopic Composition of Carbonate Rocks in Green River Formation, Eastern Utah and Western Colorado: ABSTRACT

R. D. Cole, M. Dane Picard, M. L. Jensen, C. R. Williamson

AAPG Bulletin

... in per mille for these rocks are: -3.27 to -15.85; -2.43 to -7.19; +2.73 to -4.54; +2.60 to -3.43; and +0.67 to -9.51. The percent dolomite...

1973

Geopressures and Secondary Porosity in Deep Jurassic of Mississippi: ABSTRACT

C. A. Parker

AAPG Bulletin

... as in the Gulf Coast Tertiary. Geopressured gas mixes range up to 100 percent carbon dioxide and 78 percent hydrogen sulfide. The nature...

1974

Possible Primary Migration of Oil from Source Rock in Oil Phase: GEOLOGIC NOTES

Parke A. Dickey

AAPG Bulletin

..., it probably has expelled a similar amount. If such a rock was subjected to a porosity loss of 10 percent during the time that it gave up 500 ppm by weight...

1975

Light Hydrocarbons of Petroleum; Internal Evidence of Thermal History: ABSTRACT

K. F. M. Thompson

AAPG Bulletin

... aliphatic, petroleum-source kerogens. The oils of the principal group (HV 18.0 to 22.0) are termed "normal, paraffinic." Twenty percent of the analyzed...

1979

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