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Abstract: A Predictive Shale Porosity Model which Includes the Effects of Mechanical Compaction, Temperature, Mineralogy, Chemical Diagenesis, and Overpressure
James T. Krushin
GCAGS Transactions
... for the depths encountered in exploration. Thermodynamic equations enable the conversion of p/po to effective overburden stress, as well as quantify...
2006
Investigation on the Variation Pattern of Carbonation Damage in Oil Well Cement under CO2 Sequestration Conditions
Yuyuan Song, Chuanjin Yao, Xinyang Guo, Yiran Zhou, Zhao Jia, Shengnan Chen
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... experimental analysis with thermodynamic simulation. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM-BSE), X-ray diffraction (XRD), thermogravimetric analysis (TG...
2025
New Fields of High-paraffin Oil of the Cis-Carpathians and Problems of Working Them
I. N. Mishchuk, V. S. Ivanishin, Ye. A. Malitskiy
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
... a high paraffin and tar content. The pools of these two fields are at different depths and are characterized by different thermodynamic properties...
1988
Petroleum Geology, Volume 28 Issue 5/6; Frontmatter
James W. Clarke
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
... and thermodynamic development and oil-gas prospects of the Mezen sineklize p. 145 3. Tasks of profile structural drilling at various stages of oil-gas...
1994
Preface to Memoir 49: Prediction of Reservoir Quality through Chemical Modeling
AAPG Special Volumes
... in Park City, Utah. At this conference, petrologists, paleohydrologists, chemical modelers, kinetic and thermodynamic experts, and formation water...
1990
Petroleum: Its Origin in the Earth: ABSTRACT
J. Gordon Erdman
AAPG Bulletin
... of petroleum. Further, the components are not in thermodynamic equilibrium under earth conditions and, hence, independent of the structure...
1963
Abstract: Anomalous Magnetization by Chemical and Microbial Processes in Hydrocarbon Seepage Environments, by H. G. Machel and E. A. Burton; #91004 (1991)
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1991
Role of Kinetics in Early Diagenesis of Carbonate Sediments: ABSTRACT
Robert F. Schmalz
AAPG Bulletin
... of disequilibrium systems which may be undergoing slow but significant change. Conventional thermodynamic (equilibrium) models may be of little value in interpreting...
1966
Abstract: Challenging the Presence of Natural Gas Hydrate in the Messoyakha Pool, by G. Ginsburg; #90990 (1993).
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1993
The Importance of Quantification of Reservoir Mineralogy in Thermally Enhanced Recovery Projects: A Study Via Computer Simulations, by C. H. Moore, J. S. Dudley, and A. Cochran; #90986 (1994).
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1994
Natural Gas Stability in Deep Subsurface: ABSTRACT
Colin Barker, Marwin K. Kemp
AAPG Bulletin
... reservoir. The program accepts thermodynamic data, rock mineralogy, and gas-water ratios as input data. Within these constraints all possible combinations...
1979
Oxidation-Reduction in Oakville Sandstone of South Texas--Implications for Uranium Mineralization: ABSTRACT
Christopher D. Henry, William E. Galloway, Gary E. Smith
AAPG Bulletin
... water or the presence of pyrite formed by previous reduction. Thermodynamic calculations show that uranium and selenium phases may precipitate within...
1980
Abstract: Magnetic Surveys: An 'Unconventional' Approach to Oil and Gas Exploration, by H. G. Machel; #90959 (1995).
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1995
ABSTRACT: Using Equilibrium Based Fugacity Analysis to Predict Site-Specific Risk-Based Target Levels for Low Permeability Soils, by Gregory D. Hoffman, Clint L. Thompson, and Richard C. Sims; #91019 (1996)
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1996
Effect of Non-Hydrostatic Stress on Chemical Processes During Diagenesis: ABSTRACT
Walter E. Dibble, Jr., Amos Nur
AAPG Bulletin
... developed may be controlled by kinetic rather than thermodynamic factors. Solid phases not stable at the prevailing temperature and fluid pressure may...
1981
Novel Approach to Eh-pH Diagrams and Their Relation to Uranium In-Situ Leaching: ABSTRACT
John E. Oddo, John A. S. Adams, M. B. Thompson
AAPG Bulletin
... leaching systems currently in use. Using these diagrams, thermodynamic arguments can be presented which are consistent with the results of kinetic...
1981
Kaolinite Formation in Clastic Reservoirs: Carbon Dioxide Factor: ABSTRACT
Ronald K. Stoessell
AAPG Bulletin
...Kaolinite Formation in Clastic Reservoirs: Carbon Dioxide Factor: ABSTRACT Ronald K. Stoessell 1981 998 999 65 5. (May) Thermodynamic modeling...
1981
Three-Dimensional Simulation of Basin Evolution, Geothermal History, and Hydrocarbon Generation and Accumulation Potential--New Tool in Petroleum Exploration: ABSTRACT
D. H. Welte, A. Yukler
AAPG Bulletin
... and data obtained from geologic, geophysical, geochemical, hydrodynamic, and thermodynamic studies. A three-dimensional deterministic, dynamic model...
1981
Composition of Ultradeep Gas--Theoretical and Experimental Study: ABSTRACT
Colin Barker, Nicholas E. Takach, Michael P. Smith
AAPG Bulletin
... when an appreciable concentration of iron is present. The thermodynamic predictions can (in principle) be checked by direct analysis down...
1985
Evaluation of Local Geothermal Gradients on North Slope of Alaska: ABSTRACT
Timothy S. Collett
AAPG Bulletin
... Survey is conducting a detailed assessment of worldwide natural-gas hydrate occurrences. Thermodynamic conditions controlling hydrate occurrences...
1985
Effect of Geothermal Pore-Pressure Conditions and Natural Gas Composition on In Situ Natural Gas Hydrate Occurrences, North Slope, Alaska: ABSTRACT
S. P. Godbole, V. A. Kamath
AAPG Bulletin
.... A thermodynamic model has been used to compute depth and thickness of zones of stability of gas hydrates in 34 representative wells on the North Slope...
1985
Abstract: Respiratory Carbonate Dissolution In Surficial Sediments Of The Arabian Sea, by A. K. Adams and F. T. Mackenzie; #90928 (1999).
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1999
Abstract: Advanced Physics For Modeling Solubilization And Diffusion Of Gas At Basin Scale, by V. Lamoureux-Var, S. Wolf, F. Schneider, I. Charlette, and A. Prinzhofer; #90928 (1999).
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1999
Abstract: Capillary Controls on Gas Movement and Clathrate Phase Stability in Marine Gas Hydrate Systems, by M. Ben Clennell; #90914(2000)
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2000
Gas Souring by Thermochemical Sulfate Reduction at 140°C: Discussion
Gertrud Baric and Mladen Jungwirth
AAPG Bulletin
... process is mainly controlled by thermodynamic conditions. Both rock-dissolution processes and reduction-oxidation processes occur in cycles, the emission...
1997