Carbonate rock is a general term for the rock composed of carbonate minerals, which is mainly composed of carbonate sediments, with calcite (limestone) and dolomite (dolomite) as the main forms. Carbonate rocks are important oil storage rocks, storing more than half of the world's natural gas and oil, and co-existing with various types of solid sedimentary deposits. They are themselves a kind of mineral that can be used in construction, chemical industry, metallurgy and other processes, so they have very important economic value. This paper analyzes the geological and geochemical characteristics and genesis of carbonate rocks in a certain area in order to provide theoretical support for related work
Carbonate rocks consisting of calcite, magneslan calcite and dolomite in various proportions, were d...
Carbonate rocks of the Lower Carboniferous (Tournaisian stage) of the central Volga-Ural basin (the ...
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The article presents the reservoir properties of carbonate rocks by analyzing the factors that chara...
Nowadays carbonate reservoirs of oil and gas have a great practical interest and scientific value. T...
UnrestrictedThe carbonate minerals calcite, aragonite and dolomite (and their rock-counterparts) pre...
Carbonate rocks are believed to be proven hydrocarbon reservoirs and are found in various basins of ...
Abstract: Carbonate oil reservoirs are sometimes regarded with apprehension in the petroleum industr...
As a result of comprehensive research of limestone Tournaisian stage, the authors identified two maj...
The reasons why there possibly exists organic acid salt in carbonate rocks are discussed from the an...
This paper discusses the reservoir distribution and characteristics of different carbonate build-ups...
© 2018 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. The study of the processes of crude oil transformation in carb...
The Carbonate Rock masses are a geological media with extremely complex states and properties, which...
The marine carbonates of the Tarim Basin are taken to study the relationship between source rock and...
The carbonate minerals and gypsum exert a dominating influence on soils in which they are present be...
Carbonate rocks consisting of calcite, magneslan calcite and dolomite in various proportions, were d...
Carbonate rocks of the Lower Carboniferous (Tournaisian stage) of the central Volga-Ural basin (the ...
© 2019, International Multidisciplinary Scientific Geoconference. All rights received. Oil deposits ...
The article presents the reservoir properties of carbonate rocks by analyzing the factors that chara...
Nowadays carbonate reservoirs of oil and gas have a great practical interest and scientific value. T...
UnrestrictedThe carbonate minerals calcite, aragonite and dolomite (and their rock-counterparts) pre...
Carbonate rocks are believed to be proven hydrocarbon reservoirs and are found in various basins of ...
Abstract: Carbonate oil reservoirs are sometimes regarded with apprehension in the petroleum industr...
As a result of comprehensive research of limestone Tournaisian stage, the authors identified two maj...
The reasons why there possibly exists organic acid salt in carbonate rocks are discussed from the an...
This paper discusses the reservoir distribution and characteristics of different carbonate build-ups...
© 2018 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. The study of the processes of crude oil transformation in carb...
The Carbonate Rock masses are a geological media with extremely complex states and properties, which...
The marine carbonates of the Tarim Basin are taken to study the relationship between source rock and...
The carbonate minerals and gypsum exert a dominating influence on soils in which they are present be...
Carbonate rocks consisting of calcite, magneslan calcite and dolomite in various proportions, were d...
Carbonate rocks of the Lower Carboniferous (Tournaisian stage) of the central Volga-Ural basin (the ...
© 2019, International Multidisciplinary Scientific Geoconference. All rights received. Oil deposits ...