Shale is a clastic sedimentary rock that is made up of clay-size (less than 1/256 millimeter in diameter) weathering debris. It typically breaks into thin flat pieces. The specimen shown above is about two inches (five centimeters) across.
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view more2024312 · Described by Taitt and Kent (1958), the Portsdown and Henfield Boreholes, both very old, have a new interest because of oil discoveries in the Weald and the search for shale-oil. The Portsdown Borehole of 1936 was on Portsdown Hill (south side), which is north of Portsmouth.
view more2008213 · This project details the investigation and evaluation of ionic liquids as a clay stabilizer and shale inhibitor additive to prevent clay swelling and migration in comparison to the industry-standard clay stabilizers. Ionic liquids are compounds that are liquids at ambient temperatures and consist entirely of cations and anions, usually a …
view more2024315 · Abstract Porosity in shale reservoirs is profoundly influenced by diagenetic processes that shape the evolution of pore space. In the Songliao Basin, the first member of the Qingshankou Formation (K 2 qn 1) shale serves as a typical lacustrine clay-rich shale oil reservoir. It exhibits variable mineralogy and thermal maturity, with its reservoir quality …
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view more2001430 · Some studies on clay diagenesis/pressure generation have emphasized the possible volume change associated with the clay reaction (Osborne and Swarbrick, 1997). More recent work by Lahann (1998, 2001) suggests that the primary role that clay diagenesis plays is to change the compaction response of the shale.
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