FWGS November Luncheon
Mon, Nov 13
|Petroleum Club of Fort Worth
Weak Interfaces in Unconventional Reservoirs: How They Effect Hydraulic Fracturing and the Geologist’s Role in Classifying Them by John Degenhardt, Ph. D., P.G.
Time & Location
Nov 13, 2017, 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Petroleum Club of Fort Worth, 777 Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76102, USA
Event Details
Time: 11:30 am Buffet, Noon Speaker Presentation
RSVP online by Friday, November 10th at noon on the FWGS website www.fwgs.org.
Cost: $27 with RSVP, $30 with no RSVP, student members eat free with RSVP (Student Members please directly email the FWGS Secretary to RSVP).
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Abstract:
Unconventional rocks are vertically thinly layered and laterally heterogeneous at many scales. Their pervasive layering results from geologic processes of deposition that is influenced by cyclical variations in sea level and compounded by the addition of materials that are transported by bottom-current processes (turbidites, debris flows, linked debrites and others). In addition, mudstone systems deposited in sediment starved (i.e., deep marine) depositional settings may contain large volumes of microbial-derived early diagenetic cements (calcite, dolomite, ferroan carbonates, silica, authigenic clays, iron sulfides), organic matter, and…
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