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Author Worden, R

Title Quartz Cementation in Sandstones
Published Chichester : John Wiley & Sons, 2009

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Description 1 online resource (360 pages)
Series International Association of Sedimentologists Series: Special Publication 29
International Association of Sedimentologists Series: Special Publication 29
Contents Introduction; Acknowledgements; Quartz cementation in oil field sandstones: a review of the key controversies; R.H. WORDEN and S. MORAD; The origin of large-scale quartz cementation: evidence from large data sets and coupled heat-fluid mass transport modelling; M.R. GILES, S.L. INDRELID, G.V. BEYNON and J. AMTHOR; Modelling quartz cementation and porosity in reservoir sandstones: examples from the Norwegian continental shelf; O. WALDERHAUG, R.H. LANDER, P.A. BJØRKUM, E.H. OELKERS, K. BJØRLYKKE and P.H. NADEAU
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Summary Quartz is the major porosity-reducing cement in many sandstone sequences. Therefore, Quartz cements represent a key source of petrographic and geochemical information about diagenetic history. They are also the major determinant of sandstone reservoir quality. While the ultimate goal of research in this area is to make robust predictions about the amount and distribution of quartz cements in a wide variety of depositional and burial settings, there are nevertheless large areas of the subject that are poorly understood and remain the subject of controversy. The aim of this Volume, which is base
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Subject Sandstone.
Cementation (Petrology)
Quartz.
Quartz
silica (pigment)
NATURE -- Rocks & Minerals.
Cementation (Petrology)
Quartz.
Sandstone.
Grès.
Cémentation (géologie)
Quartz.
Form Electronic book
Author Morad, Sadoon
ISBN 9781444304244
1444304240