1980
DOI: 10.2118/8450-pa
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Evaluation of Shaly Clastic Reservoir Rocks

Abstract: Log-derived spectral gamma ray data have been correlated to core-derived Qv data (i.e., cation exchange capacity per total pore volume) in a Texas coast Tertiary sand, east Texas Jurassic sands, and an Alaskan elastic formation. Such correlations can be used to provide a continuous in-situ water saturation estimate in shaly sands based on the Waxman-Smits equation. Introduction Exceptionally few hydrocarbon-bearing clastic reservoir rocks are essentially free… Show more

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“…The RHP in the crust, in particular from the upper part of the crystalline crust, contributes significantly to the heat flow into sedimentary basins and thus to the heat-flow density as observed near the Earth´s surface. Heat-flow density (HFD, q in mW m −2 ) is given by the Fourier's first law (Fourier 1822): Brigaud & Vasseur (1989); c Fertl & Frost (1980); d Schön (1996); e Schön (1983); f Horai (1971); gČ ermák & Rybach (1982); h Lemmon et al (2005); i Crain (2013); j Gröber (1955); k Waples & Waples (2004); l Mel'nikova et al (1975); m Dortman (1976); n Drury et al (1984), o Drury (1987); p Goto & Matsubayashi (2009); q Skauge et al (1983); r Calculated from SHC, RHO and TC following eq. 1.…”
Section: Thermal Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The RHP in the crust, in particular from the upper part of the crystalline crust, contributes significantly to the heat flow into sedimentary basins and thus to the heat-flow density as observed near the Earth´s surface. Heat-flow density (HFD, q in mW m −2 ) is given by the Fourier's first law (Fourier 1822): Brigaud & Vasseur (1989); c Fertl & Frost (1980); d Schön (1996); e Schön (1983); f Horai (1971); gČ ermák & Rybach (1982); h Lemmon et al (2005); i Crain (2013); j Gröber (1955); k Waples & Waples (2004); l Mel'nikova et al (1975); m Dortman (1976); n Drury et al (1984), o Drury (1987); p Goto & Matsubayashi (2009); q Skauge et al (1983); r Calculated from SHC, RHO and TC following eq. 1.…”
Section: Thermal Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notes. References are (1) Horai (1971), (2) Serra (1979), (3) Deer et al (1969) and (4) Fertl& Frost (1979). For mixed-layers, we consider an illite-smectite clay type and attribute a mean grain density between smectite and illite.…”
Section: (3)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The weight fraction of water (wwater) and the volumetric fraction of water are deduced from these measurements by: (1969) and (4) Fertl& Frost (1979). For mixed-layers, we consider an illite-smectite clay type and attribute a mean grain density between smectite and illite.…”
Section: Solid and Fluid Content Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reference values for each of these components (Table 1) are chosen from the literature (e.g. Grim 1968;Fertl & Frost 1980;Juhasz 1981;Caill6re et al 1982;Drever 1982;Schlumberger 1994).…”
Section: Mineralogical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%