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• Carbonate reservoir
  ...r example, Neumann and Land<ref>Neumann, A. C., and L. S. Land, 1975, Lime mud deposition and calcareous algae in the Bight of Abaco, Bahamas: A budget: J ...d by diagenetic cement. However, poor or nonreservoir facies such as tidal mud flats can be modified into reservoir rock by dolomitization. Diagenetic rea
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• Sandstone sedimentology and stratigraphy
  ...upturing of mica and plastic [[deformation]] of ductile rock fragments and mud intraclasts. Interaction of meteoric water with sandstones resulted in the ...angement of the detrital fragments, plastic [[deformation]] of the ductile mud intraclasts to pseudo matrix as well as bending and squeezing of Biotite be
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• Delta plain, subaqueous
  ...racks are often present upslope from the major scarp, and frequently small mud vents are associated with these scarps. ...ocky, disturbed debris and often abundant mud vents and volcanoes. Seaward mud nose scarps range in height from a few meters to more than 25 m. In plan vi
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• Geological heterogeneities
  ...lity]], and [[Water saturation|fluid saturation]] (if [[oil-based drilling mud]] was used during coring). The use of [[Quick-look lithology from logs#Log
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• Subsurface diagenesis and its relation with diagenetic trap on carbonate rocks reservoir
  ...n, so stylolite will be formed. Generally, stylolite will be found more in mud-supported rocks (Dickinson and Saller, 1995) than in grainstone and packsto
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• Paleontology
  ..., and the FAD may be in older rocks due to contamination from the drilling mud.<ref name=pt05r129>Poag, C. W., 1977, Biostratigraphy in Gulf Coast petrole
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• Rock-water reaction
  ...sed fluids Any water with inadequate concentration of cations || Oil-based mud Potassium Ammonium chloride Calcium chloride || Preflush with HCl and NH<su
  17 KB (2,356 words) - 19:24, 19 January 2022
• Rock-water reaction: formation damage
  ...sed fluids Any water with inadequate concentration of cations || Oil-based mud Potassium Ammonium chloride Calcium chloride || Preflush with HCl and NH<su
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• Well log analysis for reservoir characterization
  ...y (without thermal effect), BHT is the bottom hole temperature, Rmf is the mud filtrate resistivity, SP is the spontaneous potential log reading, F is the
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• Structurally complex reservoirs: evaluation
  ...faults. The sealing characteristics of faults can also be gauged from the mud weights used during drilling or the production data from the well after com
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• Petroleum basins of Turkey
  ...d by Cretaceous and Miocene thrusting, fracturing was developed within the mud dominated carbonates. ...ities, but in the areas between rudist buildups the porosities are low and mud content increases. Upper Maestrichtian carbonates also act as a reservoir d
  52 KB (7,769 words) - 20:28, 18 January 2017
• Standard interpretation
  The SP can be an fair estimator of shale volume in areas where mud filtrate and formation water resistivities contrast.
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• Geology workstation
  ...is log information, including curves or traces, logging parameters such as mud type and resistivity, and analysis parameters such as formation water resis
  19 KB (2,872 words) - 14:28, 20 January 2022
• Deep-water marine reservoirs
  Thin but laterally extensive mud blankets, either deposited from hemipelagic settling or the muddy tails of
  20 KB (2,850 words) - 15:33, 15 January 2024
• Dolomite and dolomitization: Implications for reservoir characterization
  ...olomite / microlite (crystal size <1 µm), dolosparite, dololutite (clay or mud size, <1/16 mm), dolosiltite (silt size, 1/16-1/256 mm) , dolarenite (sand ...zation intensity. (A) Dolomite (~10%) in micritic limestone. (B) Carbonate mud has been partially (50%) altered to dolomite. (C) Carbonates with 90% dolom
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• Introduction to biosteering operation
  ...antity and quality of cuttings recovered on surface. Drillstring rotation, mud properties and ROP can all impact the hole condition negatively. Therefore,
  20 KB (2,916 words) - 21:04, 21 April 2022
• Barmer basin
  The overlying [[Dharvi Dungar Formation]] is a [[lacustrine]], mud-dominated sequence that is also a significant [[source rock]] (Farrimond et
  24 KB (3,528 words) - 22:50, 8 January 2019
• Hammerfest basin
  ...z-Garcia, C., T. Feseker, J. Mienert, and C. Berndt, 2009, The Håkon Mosby mud volcano: 330 000 years of focused fluid flow activity at the SW Barents Sea
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• In-situ stress characterization and applications
  ...ction. The resulting wellbore tends to be more stable, thus requires lower mud weight and lower cost. Whereas, in a strike-slip or thrust fault system, th
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• Iran petroleum systems
  ...verlain by Cambro-Ordovician fluviatile reddish cross-bedded sandstone and mud-stone, shallow marine [[shale]] and [[dolomite]], generally organic-lean, w
  27 KB (3,901 words) - 13:51, 26 January 2017

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