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Sand Injectites

By: Publication details: 2008Description: 16 p. ; 34-49 In: Oilfield Review 20Summary: Transcripción del resumen del autor. Sandstone dikes and sills, known as sand injectites, have long been considered mere geological oddities. However, many operatos are beginning to understand the impact-both positive and negative- that injectites can have on E&P endeavors. By using outcrop studies, core and log data and careful seismic illumination, companies are now finding that some of these geological anomalies can be attractive exploration targets and of huge significance when planning and optimizing hydrocarbon recovery.
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Transcripción del resumen del autor. Sandstone dikes and sills, known as sand injectites, have long been considered mere geological oddities. However, many operatos are beginning to understand the impact-both positive and negative- that injectites can have on E&P endeavors. By using outcrop studies, core and log data and careful seismic illumination, companies are now finding that some of these geological anomalies can be attractive exploration targets and of huge significance when planning and optimizing hydrocarbon recovery.

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