Feng et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Development characteristics and quantitative prediction of multiperiod fractures in superdeep thrust-fold beltFeng et al., 2021
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- Feng J
- Qu J
- Zhang P
- Qin F
- Billi A
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- Lithosphere
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For a superdeep imbricated thrust-fold belt in the Kuqa depression of Tarim Basin, NW China, the structural fractures have a great impact on the tight gas reservoir productivity. In this research, structural fractures were characterized from core data and imaging logging …
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