Sources of Energy

Amos Salvador

AAPG Special Volumes

... 130 to 2000 m (425 to 6500 ft), where temperatures are low enough for the formation of permafrost, and in the uppermost part of deep-water sediments...

Groundwater Geochemistry of the Kingshill Aquifer System, St. Croix

Ivan Gill

Environmental Geosciences (DEG)

... formation waters, or from rock-water interactions. Contributions from saline formation waters, particularly from the Jealousy Formation, seem...

Impact of Hydrothermal Fluid Flow on Mississippian Reservoir Properties, Southern Midcontinent

Robert H. Goldstein, Bradley D. King

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... extensive rock-water interaction leading to the interpretation of regionally advective fluid flow. The oxygen isotope data indicate higher temperatures...

Geochemistry of Formation Water, Plio-Pleistocene Reservoirs, Offshore Louisiana

L. S. Land , G. L. Macpherson

GCAGS Transactions

... diagenesis of sediments. Study of formation water chemistry, in conjunction with rock chemistry, can potentially constrain not only the source...

Isotope Geochemistry of Regionally Extensive Calcite Cement Zones and Marine Components in Mississippian Limestones, New Mexico

William J. Meyers, Kyger C. Lohmann

Special Publications of SEPM

... of the waterrock system. This involved a decrease in the degree of rock-water interaction. which in turn resulted from dcplction of metastable...

The Three Elements of Structural Geology, #41849 (2017).

Terry Engelder

Search and Discovery.com

... contain water in its pores and cracks between grains. During pressure solution part of the rock is dissolved into the water within the cracks...

A Semianalytical P/Z Technique for the Analysis of Reservoir Performance from Abnormally Pressured Gas Reservoirs

Ronald Gunawan, T. A. Blasingame

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... (1969) attribute the non-linear p/z versus Gp behavior to "pore collapse" and formation compaction. They recommend that rock and water compressibilities...

Petrographic and Geochemical Evidence for Origin of Paleospeleothems, New Mexico: Implications for the Application of Fluid Inclusions to Studies of Diagenesis

Robert H. Goldstein

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... precipitation from meteoric water altered little by stabilization of components of the host rock. Primary fluid inclusions are either one-phase, all liquid...

Predicting Estimated Ultimate Recovery from Flowing Material Balance Analysis Considering Rock and Connate Water Expansion for Unconventional Gas Reservoirs

Aykut Atadeger, Mustafa Onur, Leslie G. Thompson, Barry A. Ruddick

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

...rmeability Fracture Half-Length Fracture Width Rock Compressibility Water Viscosity Water Formation Volume Factor Specific Gas Gravity Gas ...

AAPG Annual Convention, June 12-15, 1994, Denver, Colorado, - Abstracts, #90986 (1994).

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Evaluating the Mobilization of Cations from Aquifer Rocks Exposed to High CO2 Levels

Corinne Wong, Sue Hovorka, Tip Meckel

GCAGS Transactions

...., D. Cole, S. Hovorka, W. Gunter, K. Knauss, and B. Freifeld, 2006, Gas-water-rock interactions in Frio Formation following CO2 injection: Implications...

ABSTRACT: A Simple Hydrous Pyrolysis Technique to Detect Suppressed Vitrinite Reflectance

Charles E.Barker, Michael D.Lewan, Mark J.Pawlewicz

The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)

... seal. At room temperature and pressure, thc reactors are filled so the t o h volume of rock and water is about half the total reactor volume of 34...

Geology of the Escalante Mine, Iron County, Utah

S. S. Arentz

Utah Geological Association

... showing surface workings and some drill holes. The country rock is water-laid volcanic sediment consisting of interbedded tuffaceous sandstone...

Effect of Methods of Intensification of Oil Recovery on the Rates of Working Carbonate Pools

G. B. Vyzhigin

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... the water-bearing part of the stratum and from stratum II. This is caused by the deposition of calcite bitumen, and paraffin in the rock at the water-oil...

Use of the Single Textural Parameter W for Solving the Microporosity Problem: Chapter VI

George B. Asquith

AAPG Special Volumes

... in the microporosity (Figure 10) which can't be flushed during invasion. The presence of large amounts of bound formation water in the flushed zone lowers...

Abstract: One Presumptive Paleogeography for the Phanerozoic of What is Now the North American Arctic

I. L. Tailleur

Pacific Section SEPM

... mirrored the Atlantic edge for the first three-quarters of Phanerozoic t i m e . Big events shaped its rock, water or air interfaces: Pangaean drift...

Abstract: Structural Interpretation of the NE Brooks Range Flexure, North Alaska: A Hypothesis

G. Millazo

Pacific Section SEPM

... the Atlantic edge for the first three-quarters of Phanerozoic t i m e . Big events shaped its rock, water or air interfaces: Pangaean drift, Devonian accretion...

Primary Migration

G. A. Amosov, M. S. Yaroshevich

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... actual conditions during the course of primary migration the rock, water, and gas perform as a single, intimately related system. Primary migration...

Hydrogeology of the Triassic Sediments of East Cis-Caucasus

M. S. Burshtar, A. D. Biznigayev, D. A. Nazarov, N. F. Frolov

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... 1. Comparison of Water Mineralization of the Jurassic or Lower Cretaceous, with the Triassic Table 2. Comparison of Formation Pressures...

Gulf Coast Formation Waters as Potential Source Fluids for Cap Rock-Hosted Sulfide Mineralization, Hockley Dome, Texas

William N. Agee, Jr.

GCAGS Transactions

.... Figure 11. Schematic hydrodynamic model for interaction of meteoric water (MW) and warm saline formation water (BW) resulting in cap rock sulfide...

Extended Abstract: Revolutionary New Software Used in Browse Basin Gazettal Evaluation

Alan Stein

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

... and veloc ity of the rock w hen compared to the same rock with water filled pores. If t his is the case then it may also be possib le to identify...

Frontmatter: Geology of the Haynesville Gas Shale in East Texas and West Louisiana

Ursula Hammes, Julia Gale

AAPG Special Volumes

... with a Ph.D. in geology from the University of Colorado in Boulder, U.S.A. studying rock-water interactions, stratigraphy, and sedimentology of tertiary...

Definition of Water Table: GEOLOGICAL NOTES

Carroll F. Knutson

AAPG Bulletin

... in a supercapillary opening in the rock (Fig. 3). B.--The water table is the upper surface of the zone of essentially 100 per cent water saturation...

Relative Permeability: Part 5. Laboratory Methods

Jeffrey T. Hawkins

AAPG Special Volumes

... also the chapter on "Wettability" in Part 5). Figure 1 presents typical water displacing oil relative permeability curves for a water wet rock...

Reactive Surface Area of Skeletal Carbonates During Dissolution: Effect of Grain Size

Lynn M. Walter , John W. Morse

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... such as grain size and sorting. In finer grained sediments, fluid flow is more restricted and increases the effective rock: water ratio during...