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06.07.2019На каком языке издана
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1314-2704Область исследования
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Аннотация (краткое описание)
The Caspian region possesses a great potential in revealing of new deposits of oil shale. To date, there are five fields identified of this hydrocarbon type confined to the Volga tier of the Upper Jurassic period: West Shagan, Black Zaton, Tuksai, New Alexeyev and Karatobe. Their productive strata expose to daylight surface on slopes of salt domes. Regionally, these deposits belong to the Volga shale basin, most of which is located in the territory of Russia. Large deposits of oil shale with high technological indicators have been identified here. According to paleographic research, at the end of Jurassic period in the Titonian stage (145-150 mln yrs), a shallow platform sea existed in the district, extending all over the Caspian basin and far beyond, to the south and the north, into the limits of the EastEuropean platform and Central Asia. The climatic conditions favoured the abundant biological productivity.DOI
10.5593/sgem2019/1.1/S01.057Тип публикаций
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Modern technologies of "shale" oil and gas production impose strict requirements on oil shale deposits both in terms of quality of raw material and storage conditions of productive strata. The technologies favour the most the shale formations occurring at the depth of 1.5-2.0 km, with powerful insulating caps above.Источник квартиля
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