Reservoir-Forming Conditions Analysis of Shale Gas in Lower Paleozoic of Chongqing Northeast

Yu Zhu; Da Hua Li; Li Jun Cheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.430-432.1395

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Reservoir-Forming Conditions Analysis of Shale Gas in Lower Paleozoic of Chongqing Northeast

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Based on the literature research of the characteristics of domestic and foreign shale gas reservoir-forming conditions, in this paper we mainly study the development characteristics of organic-rich shale in Lower Paleozoic of Chongqing northeast, organic geochemical characteristics, reservoir characteristics, combined with geological survey and sample testing, analyse and study the development of shale, reservoir-forming conditions and distribution of shale gas to establish favorable target area and the resource potential prediction.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 430-432)

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January 2012

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Yu Zhu, Da Hua Li, Li Jun Cheng

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Lower Paleozoic, Reservoir-Forming Conditions, Shale Gas

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