The Silurian in the Tarim Basin was deposited on the basement deformed by the Caledonian tectonic movements at the end of the Late Ordovician. The development and distribution of sedimentary sequences of the Early Sil...The Silurian in the Tarim Basin was deposited on the basement deformed by the Caledonian tectonic movements at the end of the Late Ordovician. The development and distribution of sedimentary sequences of the Early Silurian have been clearly controlled by the palaeogeomorphology of the Late Ordovician. Based on unconformity characteristics and distribution of erosion, several zones can be differentiated including a high uplifted erosion zone, a transitional slope zone and a depression zone. The central and west Tabei Uplift zones show high angular unconformity and intense erosion. The Tarim Basin in the late Ordovician shows characteristics of higher in the west, lower in the east while higher in the south, lower in the north. The Early Silurian mainly developed transgressive and highstand systems tracts on the whole, while the lowstand systems tract only developed partly below the slope break. The palaeogeomorphology controlled the elastic source supply and deposit distribution. Braided delta system and tidal flat-estuary system were deposited. The duration of uplifting of the Tazhong paleo- uplift was longer than that of the Tabei paleo-uplift, and deposition was later. This led to the lower and middle members of the Kepingtage Formation missing in that area. As a large-scale transgression occurred during the deposition period of the upper member of the Kepingtage Formation, sediment from the west of the basin was transported and deposited by tides and waves, forming tidal-marine debris systems above the uplift. Proximal alluvial fan and fan delta coarse elastic deposits developed in proximal uplift zone in the east and southeast of the basin, and braided delta put forward to the transitional zone between the edge of uplift and the sea. Large-scale tidal channel, sub-distributary channel and mouth bar of the delta front can form favorable reservoirs, and they are primary targets for oil and gas exploration. This research on sequence-depositional systems development and distribution controlled by palaeogeomorphology is significant in guiding the prediction of reservoir sandstones.展开更多
The reef-shoal depositional system of the Ordovician carbonate platform margin is well exposed in the Yijianfang （一间房） outcrop of the Bachn （巴楚） uplift region, which offers an advantageous condition to study ...The reef-shoal depositional system of the Ordovician carbonate platform margin is well exposed in the Yijianfang （一间房） outcrop of the Bachn （巴楚） uplift region, which offers an advantageous condition to study their paleoecology. Using a detailed field geologic survey and illustrated profiles of typical depositional systems, three types of genetic facies associations can be recognized in the reef-shoal depositional system： an organic reef, an organic shoal, and an upper slope. The organic reef is composed of three types of genetic facies （a reef base, a reef core, and fore-reef breccias）; the organic shoal is formed from five types of genetic facies （tide channels, fore-reef inner shoals, fore-reef outer shoals, back-reef inner shoals, and back-reef outer shoals）. The studies of the paleontological assemblage in each genetic facies of the depositional system indicate that the fauna preserved in each genetic facies are varied. The calathium, archaeoscyphia, bryozoan, and calcareous alga are well preserved in the organic reefs. The organisms preserved in the organic shoals are generally fragmented, while weil-preserved girvanella and nuia siberica with a content of about 15% in the back-reef outer shoals are the most characteristic and different from others. The sinoceras, trilobites, and gastropods are well preserved in the upper slope deposits. The studies will demonstrate that the reef-shoal complexes developed above the base of the fair-weather wave base and that the original hydrodynamic conditions for the reef core forming is the stronger and become more and more low-energy from the inner part to outer part of the organic shoals.展开更多
Uranium exploration breakthrough was extremely rare in an aeolian depositional system.In order to know the complicate characteristics of oxidation associated closely with uranium mineralization in the aeolian depositi...Uranium exploration breakthrough was extremely rare in an aeolian depositional system.In order to know the complicate characteristics of oxidation associated closely with uranium mineralization in the aeolian depositional system,petrology and mineralogy markers of the oxidation and its genetic mechanisms are identified and illustrated by fieldwork,thin section analysis and scanning electron microscopy test,based on 2 field outcrops in Zhenyuan County in the southwest of the Tianhuan depression in the Ordos Basin and the core of 2 wells in the north and south of Ordos Basin.The results showed:the typical macroscopic indicator of primary oxidation was the red fine sediments in the aeolian interdune with a thickness of 10-50 cm,and the microscopic characteristics of primary oxidation were the minerals such as hematite,ilmenite,and the irony matrix rich in fine-grained dolomite and biotite;the phreatic oxidation was manifested as the red sandstone with limonite horizontal layer with a thickness of 1-4 cm and a width of 60 cm-1 m,and the circular limonite nodules with a diameter of 3-7 cm,in which there was intergranular limonite cement;the interlayer oxidation was characterized by lenticular tongue and tapered red sandstone with a length of 1-10 m and a width of 10 cm-5m,in which detrital particles are coated with hematite and hematite was distributed inside the rhombus dolomite.The paleoclimate of the sedimentary period,the water-table movement and the pore and permeability conditions of the sand body were the key factors for the formation of different oxidation types in the aeolian depositional system.展开更多
Using analyses of the lithology,sequences,paleoenvironment,and tectonic setting,the depositional system of the Carboniferous Huanglong Formation in the eastern Sichuan Basin was identified.The lithological characteris...Using analyses of the lithology,sequences,paleoenvironment,and tectonic setting,the depositional system of the Carboniferous Huanglong Formation in the eastern Sichuan Basin was identified.The lithological characteristics of the Lower Member,Middle Member,and Upper Member were analyzed and classified.Before the use of carbon,oxygen,and strontium isotopes in the analysis,all of the geochemical data were tested for validity.On the basis of the Z values obtained from carbon and oxygen isotopes,the paleoenvironments of the three members were elucidated.Lower Member was dominantly an enclosed marine environment with intense evaporation and little freshwater input into the sea.Middle Member developed in a semi-enclosed to normal marine environment with many rivers.Upper Member was formed in a normal marine environment.The east Sichuan Basin was enclosed by paleouplifts before the deposition of the Huanglong Formation,forming a relatively enclosed depositional setting.Paleogullies developed in the Silurian strata that underlie the Carboniferous rocks;these paleogullies can be identified.On the basis of a comprehensive analysis,we propose that the Huanglong Formation developed in a platform system.Four microfacies were identified：supratidal flat,dolostone flat,grain shoal,and shelf microfacies.The high-permeability and high-porosity characteristics of the grain shoal microfacies are favorable for hydrocarbon accumulation,while the supratidal flat and shelf microfacies developed very few high-quality reservoirs.The paleogullies,in which increased amounts of grain shoal microfacies developed,controlled the distribution of high-quality reservoirs.展开更多
Based on drilling and seismic data, the Paleogene developed in Liaodong Bay can be divided into five third-order sequences bounded by six sequence boundaries. Through analyzing depositional systems in each sequence in...Based on drilling and seismic data, the Paleogene developed in Liaodong Bay can be divided into five third-order sequences bounded by six sequence boundaries. Through analyzing depositional systems in each sequence in detail, the Es-3 time was defined as fast rifting. During the deposition of the Es-3 member, the lake basin was continuous along the N-S direction but compartmentalized along the E-W direction by several N-S trending faults. Deposition was dominated by steep slope fans and fan deltas. The time of Es-2 and Es-1 was stable settling. The lake basin expanded substantially. The fan delta system and braided fluvial system were developed. Carbonate and clastic deposits were formed on the Liaoxi （west Liaohe） Rise. The time of Ed-3 time was again fast rifting. During this time, shale was deposited. In the time of Es-2, tectonic movement weakened. The basin was higher in the west and north, and lower in the east and south. A series of delta depositional systems were developed and smallscale slumping turbidite fans were present in semi-deep lake to deep lake. In the time of Ed-1, tectonic movement stopped. Flood plain deposition occurred. Finally the paper presents the characteristics of evolution and distribution of depositional systems both vertically and horizontally.展开更多
In the Karamay oilfield located on the northwestern margin of Junggar basin, Xinjiang, China, a large area of the Karamay Formation is exposed at outcrop in the northeast of the oilfield, a consequence of thrusting. T...In the Karamay oilfield located on the northwestern margin of Junggar basin, Xinjiang, China, a large area of the Karamay Formation is exposed at outcrop in the northeast of the oilfield, a consequence of thrusting. The Middle Triassic Karamay Formation in the outcrop area is a type of terrestrial third-order sequence, bounded by two easily recognizable sequence boundaries: a regional surface of angular unconformity (SB1) at the base and a regional unconformity (SB2) at the top. Within the Karamay Formation, two lacustrine expansion events can be recognized and be used to identify both the initial and the maximum lacustrine flooding surfaces. The two lacustrine flooding surfaces serve as references for the classification of this third-order sequence-Karamay Formation into the following three sedimentary successions: a lower lowstand systems tract (LST), a middle lacustrine-expanding systems tract (EST), and an upper highstand systems tract (HST). Different systems tracts are composed of different depositional system assemblages. In this paper, each depositional system is described in detail. The lowstand systems tract in the study area is characterized by incised valleys. At the base and on the margin of the incised valleys occur alluvial fan depositional systems, and in the upper and distal parts of the alluvial fan, low-sinuosity river depositional systems. The lacustrine-expanding systems tract consists of a lacustrine depositional system and a lacustrine delta depositional system, overlying the lower incised valley fills. The highstand systems tract is filled by a widespread lacustrine braided delta depositional system. The analysis of sequence stratigraphy in this paper serves the description of the spatial distribution of the reservoir. The depositional system analysis serves the description of the reservoir types. Field investigations of oil sandstone and oil seepage show that the Karamay Formation is composed of several types of reservoirs. However, two types of high quality reservoir occur both in the upper interval of the lowstand systems tract and in the lacustrine-expanding systems tract: gravelly low-sinuosity channel in the distal fans and sandy-gravelly distributary channel in the lacustrine delta plain.展开更多
It is a major continuous depocenter in Dalangtan area,western Qaidam basin since Early Cenozoic,which is most important Neogene salt deposits center in Qaidam basin.The Miocene Saline lake was developed firstly in
The Upper Eocene–Lower Oligocene Qianjiang Formation of the Jianghan Basin in central China consists of a 4700-m-thick lacustrine succession, containing 1800 m of halite deposits. The maximum thickness of the formati...The Upper Eocene–Lower Oligocene Qianjiang Formation of the Jianghan Basin in central China consists of a 4700-m-thick lacustrine succession, containing 1800 m of halite deposits. The maximum thickness of the formation is 4700 m, and includes 1800 m of halite. We have identified eight third-order depositional sequences based on pinch-out and onlap stratigraphic patterns in 2-D and 3-D seismic data and well logs. The basin evolved from a deep to shallow under-filled lake during the Eocene–Oligocene interval. The main rock types are dark mudstones, halite, and siltstone/sandstone in the depocenter, and alternating mudstone and gypsum in shallower areas. The vertical succession indicates a strong sedimentary cyclicity. Depositional facies indicate the presence of two lake system types. Halite developed in a saline lake system, whereas clastic sediments were deposited in freshwater lake systems. The alternating sediment types indicate that the basin cycled repeatedly between saline and freshwater lake systems. This cyclicity was caused by availability of accommodation space that was controlled by a combination of climate change, tectonic subsidence and sediment supply; notably, the highest frequency cycles occurred at Milankovitch timescales controlled by the Earth＇s orbital variations. The cyclic halite plays an important role in generating and preserving oil in the Qianjiang Formation of the Qianjiang depression.展开更多
Baise basin is a semi-graben type , pan-shaped faulted basin of Early Tertiary , in which carbonate lacustrine deposits and elastic lacustrine deposits developed . The assemblages of Gilbert-type delta-lakes ,littoral...Baise basin is a semi-graben type , pan-shaped faulted basin of Early Tertiary , in which carbonate lacustrine deposits and elastic lacustrine deposits developed . The assemblages of Gilbert-type delta-lakes ,littoral ,shallow and deep water fades are recognized . Based on grain size , the clastic lacustrine deposit systems can be grouped in three kinds of depositional sequences of progressive deposition : (1)from coarse to fine , (2)from fine to coarse and (3) from fine to coarse and then to fine agan . This was controlled mainly by hydrodynamic factor of lake bottom type .Lake shore was an important place for coal accumulation and peatmoor development . It had long time for coal accumulation and there was a very little amount of minerals into the basin ,and the thick coal layer and high quality coal developed m the zone where initial lake bottom was plan-like and the surface stream flow was weak .Peat accumulation advanced from the margin to the center of basin .Carbonate lakes contained much water ,very high preponderant contenis of coagel ,low inert contents and no fusinite in the coal .展开更多
To make clear about the sedimentary facies types and distribution of deep water sandstone reservoirs in Campos basin of Brazil,this paper researches the characteristics of deep-water sedimentary system in Campos basin...To make clear about the sedimentary facies types and distribution of deep water sandstone reservoirs in Campos basin of Brazil,this paper researches the characteristics of deep-water sedimentary system in Campos basin through the comprehensive analysis of drilling,logging and seismic data.There are 3 subfacies and 7 microfacies in the study area.There are 3 channels from south to north in Upper Cretaceous Maastrichtian,and the sedimentary incised valley and compound channels developed in micro-salt basin are the main deep water depositional types.The Paleocene to Eocene dominated by sedimentary incised valley and eroded compound channel deposits,also include 3 channel systems.From Oligocene to Miocene,the main deposition type is lobe,which is mainly distributed in central-north of the basin.Corresponding to deep water depositional stages,3 kinds of depositional models are found.From Turonian to Maastrichtian of Upper Cretaceous,with tectonic uplift,strong source material supply,and the negative topography produced by salt rock movement providing favorable accommodation for sand deposition,the depositional model was terrigenous direct feed mechanism with sedimentary incised valley and compound channels in micro salt basin.From Paleocene to Eocene,as the amplitude of tectonic uplift reached the maximum and the accompanied erosion peaked,accommodation space offered by micro salt basin was leveled up;the depositional model was terrigenous direct feed mechanism with sedimentary valley and incised compound channels.From Oligocene to Miocene,because of sable tectonics,sea level fluctuation is the main controlling factor for deep water deposition,so the depositional model was wide shelf indirect feed mechanism with bypass incised valley and lobe.The analysis of the characteristics and controlling factors of the 3 types deep-water sedimentary systems during 3 different stages in Campos Basin can provide valuable reference for the oil exploration in deep-water deposits in the Campos Basin and across the world.展开更多
Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry(GC-MS)was used to analyze the pentacyclic triterpenoid distributions,specifically hopane and oleanane fingerprints,in 24 crude oil samples from the Niger Delta depobelts,with the a...Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry(GC-MS)was used to analyze the pentacyclic triterpenoid distributions,specifically hopane and oleanane fingerprints,in 24 crude oil samples from the Niger Delta depobelts,with the aim of defining the petroleum system,filling history,and the age of source rock producing these oils.The results indicate that the Niger Delta oils belong to a single fluvio-deltaic petroleum system,reflecting similar source organic facies and depositional environments.Geochemical parameters,including C29/C30hopane ratios,oleanane index,Ts/Tm,(Ts/(Ts+Tm)),moretane/C30hopane ratios,and C3222S/(22S+22R)ratios,suggest oxic conditions during source rock deposition and thermal maturity of the oils.The presence of terrigenous organic matter and complex filling history are also evident and influenced by multiple phases of sedimentation,and petroleum generation.A comparative plot of geologic time(Paleogene-Neogene age)and oleanane percentage composition show that the crude oils are constrained to the chronostratigraphic ages of their respective depobelts,demonstrating the potential of oleanane-derived parameters for relative dating of hydrocarbon sources,complementing traditional index fossil methods.展开更多
The impacts of natural boulders carried by debris flows pose serious risks to the safety and reliability of structures and buildings.Natural boulders can be highly random and unpredictable.Consequently,boulder control...The impacts of natural boulders carried by debris flows pose serious risks to the safety and reliability of structures and buildings.Natural boulders can be highly random and unpredictable.Consequently,boulder control during debris flows is crucial but difficult.Herein,an eco-friendly control system featuring anchoring natural boulders(NBs)with(negative Poisson's ratio)NPR anchor cables is proposed to form an NB-NPR baffle.A series of flume experiments are conducted to verify the effect of NB-NPR baffles on controlling debris flow impact.The deployment of NB-NPR baffles substantially influences the kinematic behavior of a debris flow,primarily in the form of changes in the depositional properties and impact intensities.The results show that the NB-NPR baffle matrix successfully controls boulder mobility and exhibits positive feedback on solid particle deposition.The NB-NPR baffle group exhibits a reduction in peak impact force ranging from 29%to 79%compared to that of the control group in the basic experiment.The NPR anchor cables play a significant role in the NB-NPR baffle by demonstrating particular characteristics,including consistent resistance,large deformation,and substantial energy absorption.The NB-NPR baffle innovatively utilizes the natural boulders in a debris flow gully by converting destructive boulders into constructive boulders.Overall,this research serves as a basis for future field experiments and applications.展开更多
A comprehensive examination of detrital sandstone modes from the Sylhet Trough reveals a diverse range of sub-lithic to sub-feldspathic quartz arenites.Soil samples were gathered from Dupi Gaon(Jaintiapur)in Banglades...A comprehensive examination of detrital sandstone modes from the Sylhet Trough reveals a diverse range of sub-lithic to sub-feldspathic quartz arenites.Soil samples were gathered from Dupi Gaon(Jaintiapur)in Bangladesh,followed by a thorough analysis using field examination,X-ray diffraction(XRD),X-ray fluorescence(XRF),petrography,and heavy mineral concentration analyses.Field observations revealed the soil sample varying from white to yellowish to variegated,with thicknesses ranging from 15 cm to about 4 m,and exhibiting moderate softness.XRF analysis revealed significant SiO_(2),Al_(2)O_(3),and Fe_(2)O_(3)levels in the samples,with zirconium(Zr)and copper(Cu)showing consistently high concentrations.XRD analysis identified quartz as predominant,along with muscovite,biotite,and accessory minerals like rutile and magnetite.Petrographic analysis highlighted quartz as dominant,with fractures suggesting tectonic influences,while heavy mineral separation techniques identified zircon,garnet,goethite,rutile,and magnetite.These findings provide insights into sediment provenance,depositional processes,and environ-mental conditions during the formation of the Dupi Tila Formation.The comprehensive geochemical data of the entire rock indicates that most of the sediments originated from felsic igneous sources,and also suggests a moderate to high level of weathering in the source region.Overall,the analyses suggested an in situ origin of the Dupi Tila Formation,with parent materials being predominantly detrital rather than authigenic,supported by the presence of detrital quartz and an assessment of the depositional environment,providing insights into the geological conditions of the era and potential modes of sediment transportation.展开更多
The patterns of metal distribution and alteration zonation in magmatic-hydrothermal systems primarily focus on porphyry deposit and other closely associated types,such as skarn,epithermal and distal vein deposits(e.g....The patterns of metal distribution and alteration zonation in magmatic-hydrothermal systems primarily focus on porphyry deposit and other closely associated types,such as skarn,epithermal and distal vein deposits(e.g.,Zheng,2022;Hutchison et al.,2020;Cooke et al.,2011;Hedenquist et al.,1998).展开更多
The black shales of Wufeng and Longmaxi Formation(Late Ordovician-Early Silurian period)in Sichuan Basin are the main strata for marine shale gas exploration,which have a yearly shale gas production of 228×10^(8)...The black shales of Wufeng and Longmaxi Formation(Late Ordovician-Early Silurian period)in Sichuan Basin are the main strata for marine shale gas exploration,which have a yearly shale gas production of 228×10^(8)m^(3)and cumulative shale gas production of 919×10^(8)m^(3).According to the lithological and biological features,filling sequences,sedimentary structures and lab analysis,the authors divided the Wufeng/Guanyinqiao and Longmaxi Formations into shore,tidal flat,shoal,shallow water shelf and deep water shelf facies,and confirmed that a shallow water deposition between the two sets of shales.Although both Formations contain similar shales,their formation mechanisms differ.During the deposition of Wufeng shale,influenced by the Caledonian Movement,the Central Sichuan and Guizhou Uplifts led to the transformation of the Sichuan Basin into a back-bulge basin.Coinstantaneous volcanic activity provided significant nutrients,contributing to the deposition of Wufeng Formation black shales.In contrast,during the deposition of Longmaxi shale,collisions caused basement subsidence,melting glaciers raised sea levels,and renewed volcanic activity provided additional nutrients,leading to Longmaxi Formation black shale accumulation.Considering the basic sedimentary geology and shale gas characteristics,areas such as Suijiang-Leibo-Daguan,Luzhou-Zigong,Weirong-Yongchuan,and Nanchuan-Dingshan are identified as key prospects for future shale gas exploration in the Wufeng-Longmaxi Formations.展开更多
The lower member of Dalazi Formation is an important oil reservoir in the Songjiang Basin.Based on the research on its field-measured geological profiles,lithological combination characteristics and grain size distrib...The lower member of Dalazi Formation is an important oil reservoir in the Songjiang Basin.Based on the research on its field-measured geological profiles,lithological combination characteristics and grain size distribution characteristics,combined with the analysis of the spatial distribution characteristics,sedimentary structural characteristics and hydrodynamic conditions of the sediments in this member,nine sedimentary microfacies of the fan delta plain subfacies,fan delta front subfacies and littoral-shallow lacustrine subfacies have been identified.The study reveals that lower member of Dalazi Formation in the research area follows a fan delta–shallow lacustrine depositional model in the steep slope zone of a rift lake basin.The sediments primarily originate from the Pre-Mesozoic strata in the steep southeastern and eastern margins.The basin center migrated from the early Xiaoshahe area to the Yangmucun–Shenglicun area,and the sedimentary system gradually transitioned from fan delta to littoral-shallow lacustrine facies.展开更多
The effect of depositional facies and diagenesis on the reservoir potential of the Sakesar limestone has been assessed through core plug porosity and permeability data,scanning electron microscope(SEM),and petrographi...The effect of depositional facies and diagenesis on the reservoir potential of the Sakesar limestone has been assessed through core plug porosity and permeability data,scanning electron microscope(SEM),and petrographic study in three stratigraphic sections(Karuli,Badshah Pur,and Sardhai)of Central Salt Range.Field observations reveal three lithofacies:thin-bedded limestone with shale intercalation,thick-bedded nodular limestone,and highly fractured limestone.Based on a petrographic study,six microfacies have been identified:bioclastic mudstone facies(SKF-1),Lockhartia-nummulitic wackestone facies(SKF-2),Assilina-Alveolina packstone facies(SKF-3),Lockhartia-nummulitic packstone facies(SKF-4),Alveolina grainstone facies(SKF-5),and nummulitic grainstone facies(SKF-6).The Sakesar limestone shows various diagenetic changes such as compaction,dissolution,dolomitization,cementation,and fracturing,resulting in different types of pores.Two reservoir zones are identified in the Sakesar limestone:a mud-dominated reservoir in an outer ramp setting with interparticle and micropores and a bioclastic grain-dominated facies in an inner ramp setting with intraskeletal and fracture porosity.The porosity and permeability of grain-dominated facies(8%-30%and 0.8-8 mD)are higher than mud-dominated facies(4%-15%and 0.5-4 mD)due to intraskeletal/intraparticle pores and dolomitization.展开更多
The Gabo lithium deposit represents a newly discovered pegmatite-type lithium deposit within the Himalayan metallogenic belt.The tourmaline-muscovite granite,the largest leucogranite in the mining area,displays a clos...The Gabo lithium deposit represents a newly discovered pegmatite-type lithium deposit within the Himalayan metallogenic belt.The tourmaline-muscovite granite,the largest leucogranite in the mining area,displays a close spatial correlation with the Li-pegmatite veins.This study aims to examine the genesis of tourmaline and evaluate the significance and potential of pegmatite lithium deposits.Tourmaline is extensively distributed in tourmaline-muscovite granite at Gabo deposit in Luozha county(Xizang).Investigation of the compositional and in situ boron isotopes of the tourmaline revealed that the tourmalines mainly belong to the schorl group and exhibit uniform elevated Li-Sn contents andδ^(11)B values(-11.6‰to-10.5‰).This indicates that the tourmaline mainly crystallized from a boron-rich granitic magma undergoing enrichment in elemental lithium during the tourmaline crystallization process.Compared with the principal rare metal leucogranite-pegmatites in the Himalayan orogen,it is proposed that the elevated lithium(Li)content of tourmaline serves as an eff ective mineral indicator for the highly evolved pegmatite-type rare metal deposits.展开更多
A hydrophobic composite coating was obtained on the carbon steel surface through electrochemical deposition of a copper coating in a sulfate solution and chemical vapor deposition of a carbon fiber film.It alleviated ...A hydrophobic composite coating was obtained on the carbon steel surface through electrochemical deposition of a copper coating in a sulfate solution and chemical vapor deposition of a carbon fiber film.It alleviated the serious corrosion problem of carbon steel on the evaporator of hot film coupled seawater desalination system in harsh marine environment.The morphologies and compositions of the coatings were analyzed,revealing the influence of electrodeposition time on their performance.The micro-nano copper structure formed by electrodeposition significantly improved the deposition effect of carbon layer.Additionally,experiments with seawater solution contact angle tests indicated that electrodeposition transformed the surface properties from hydrophilic to hydrophobic,effectively inhibiting the diffusion of corrosive medium into the interior of the substrate.Through polarization curves,electrochemical impedance spectroscopy,and other analyses,it was demonstrated that the hydrophobic coating significantly improves the corrosion resistance of carbon steel substrates in seawater environments,surpassing the performance of traditional duplex steel.展开更多
The deep-water systems in different types of sedimentary basins exhibit significant variability.Current knowledge of deep-water deposition is mainly derived from deep-marine turbidite systems.However,the characteristi...The deep-water systems in different types of sedimentary basins exhibit significant variability.Current knowledge of deep-water deposition is mainly derived from deep-marine turbidite systems.However,the characteristics and differences of sub-lacustrine gravity flow deposition systems have been a research focus in the fields of sedimentology and petroleum geology.This study investigates the facies archi-tecture,depositional processes,and sediment distribution patterns of a sub-lacustrine debrite system in the Eocene Dongying Rift of the Bohai Bay Basin,China,through the analysis of integrated core data,3-D seismic data,and well-log data.Nine facies have been identified within the debrite system,representing various depositional processes such as sandy debris flow,muddy debris flow,turbidity currents,sandy slide,sandy slide/slump,and mud flow.Our research indicates that the sub-lacustrine system is primarily influenced by debris flow rather than turbidity currents,as supported by facies quantification,inter-pretation,and flow rheology analysis.Additionally,we have identified five basic facies building blocks in debrite systems,including slide masses,slump masses,debrite channels,debrite lobes,and turbidite sheets.We have also elucidated and proposed detailed sedimentary processes,flow transport,and transformation within the sub-lacustrine system through analysis of flow origins,facies sequences,and distribution characteristics.Our findings highlight the evolutionary progression from delta-front collapse to sandy slide/slump,sandy debris flow,and finally muddy debris flow.The efficient generation of turbidity currents from parental landslides on sand-prone slopes is deemed unlikely due to rift-basin morphology and transport distances.The formation of the five basic facies building blocks is closely linked to depositional processes and dominant flow types.Consequently,we present a deep-water depositional model for sub-lacustrine debrite systems,focusing on flow dynamics,sediment distribu-tion patterns,and basin morphology within deep lacustrine rifts.This model offers valuable insights into the variability of deep-water deposition in diverse basin settings and aids in predicting lithologic res-ervoirs during deep-water hydrocarbon exploration.展开更多
基金funded by the National Key Basic Research Program (973) (No. 2006CB202302)National Natural Science Foundation Program (No. 40372056)+1 种基金Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(2010ZD07)the Frontier Research Project of Marine Facies (Evolution of the Tarim Basin and Surrounding Areaand Petroleum Resource Prospecting)
文摘The Silurian in the Tarim Basin was deposited on the basement deformed by the Caledonian tectonic movements at the end of the Late Ordovician. The development and distribution of sedimentary sequences of the Early Silurian have been clearly controlled by the palaeogeomorphology of the Late Ordovician. Based on unconformity characteristics and distribution of erosion, several zones can be differentiated including a high uplifted erosion zone, a transitional slope zone and a depression zone. The central and west Tabei Uplift zones show high angular unconformity and intense erosion. The Tarim Basin in the late Ordovician shows characteristics of higher in the west, lower in the east while higher in the south, lower in the north. The Early Silurian mainly developed transgressive and highstand systems tracts on the whole, while the lowstand systems tract only developed partly below the slope break. The palaeogeomorphology controlled the elastic source supply and deposit distribution. Braided delta system and tidal flat-estuary system were deposited. The duration of uplifting of the Tazhong paleo- uplift was longer than that of the Tabei paleo-uplift, and deposition was later. This led to the lower and middle members of the Kepingtage Formation missing in that area. As a large-scale transgression occurred during the deposition period of the upper member of the Kepingtage Formation, sediment from the west of the basin was transported and deposited by tides and waves, forming tidal-marine debris systems above the uplift. Proximal alluvial fan and fan delta coarse elastic deposits developed in proximal uplift zone in the east and southeast of the basin, and braided delta put forward to the transitional zone between the edge of uplift and the sea. Large-scale tidal channel, sub-distributary channel and mouth bar of the delta front can form favorable reservoirs, and they are primary targets for oil and gas exploration. This research on sequence-depositional systems development and distribution controlled by palaeogeomorphology is significant in guiding the prediction of reservoir sandstones.
基金supported by the SINOPEC Forward Looking Project of China (No. YPH08114)
文摘The reef-shoal depositional system of the Ordovician carbonate platform margin is well exposed in the Yijianfang （一间房） outcrop of the Bachn （巴楚） uplift region, which offers an advantageous condition to study their paleoecology. Using a detailed field geologic survey and illustrated profiles of typical depositional systems, three types of genetic facies associations can be recognized in the reef-shoal depositional system： an organic reef, an organic shoal, and an upper slope. The organic reef is composed of three types of genetic facies （a reef base, a reef core, and fore-reef breccias）; the organic shoal is formed from five types of genetic facies （tide channels, fore-reef inner shoals, fore-reef outer shoals, back-reef inner shoals, and back-reef outer shoals）. The studies of the paleontological assemblage in each genetic facies of the depositional system indicate that the fauna preserved in each genetic facies are varied. The calathium, archaeoscyphia, bryozoan, and calcareous alga are well preserved in the organic reefs. The organisms preserved in the organic shoals are generally fragmented, while weil-preserved girvanella and nuia siberica with a content of about 15% in the back-reef outer shoals are the most characteristic and different from others. The sinoceras, trilobites, and gastropods are well preserved in the upper slope deposits. The studies will demonstrate that the reef-shoal complexes developed above the base of the fair-weather wave base and that the original hydrodynamic conditions for the reef core forming is the stronger and become more and more low-energy from the inner part to outer part of the organic shoals.
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文摘Uranium exploration breakthrough was extremely rare in an aeolian depositional system.In order to know the complicate characteristics of oxidation associated closely with uranium mineralization in the aeolian depositional system,petrology and mineralogy markers of the oxidation and its genetic mechanisms are identified and illustrated by fieldwork,thin section analysis and scanning electron microscopy test,based on 2 field outcrops in Zhenyuan County in the southwest of the Tianhuan depression in the Ordos Basin and the core of 2 wells in the north and south of Ordos Basin.The results showed:the typical macroscopic indicator of primary oxidation was the red fine sediments in the aeolian interdune with a thickness of 10-50 cm,and the microscopic characteristics of primary oxidation were the minerals such as hematite,ilmenite,and the irony matrix rich in fine-grained dolomite and biotite;the phreatic oxidation was manifested as the red sandstone with limonite horizontal layer with a thickness of 1-4 cm and a width of 60 cm-1 m,and the circular limonite nodules with a diameter of 3-7 cm,in which there was intergranular limonite cement;the interlayer oxidation was characterized by lenticular tongue and tapered red sandstone with a length of 1-10 m and a width of 10 cm-5m,in which detrital particles are coated with hematite and hematite was distributed inside the rhombus dolomite.The paleoclimate of the sedimentary period,the water-table movement and the pore and permeability conditions of the sand body were the key factors for the formation of different oxidation types in the aeolian depositional system.
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文摘Using analyses of the lithology,sequences,paleoenvironment,and tectonic setting,the depositional system of the Carboniferous Huanglong Formation in the eastern Sichuan Basin was identified.The lithological characteristics of the Lower Member,Middle Member,and Upper Member were analyzed and classified.Before the use of carbon,oxygen,and strontium isotopes in the analysis,all of the geochemical data were tested for validity.On the basis of the Z values obtained from carbon and oxygen isotopes,the paleoenvironments of the three members were elucidated.Lower Member was dominantly an enclosed marine environment with intense evaporation and little freshwater input into the sea.Middle Member developed in a semi-enclosed to normal marine environment with many rivers.Upper Member was formed in a normal marine environment.The east Sichuan Basin was enclosed by paleouplifts before the deposition of the Huanglong Formation,forming a relatively enclosed depositional setting.Paleogullies developed in the Silurian strata that underlie the Carboniferous rocks;these paleogullies can be identified.On the basis of a comprehensive analysis,we propose that the Huanglong Formation developed in a platform system.Four microfacies were identified：supratidal flat,dolostone flat,grain shoal,and shelf microfacies.The high-permeability and high-porosity characteristics of the grain shoal microfacies are favorable for hydrocarbon accumulation,while the supratidal flat and shelf microfacies developed very few high-quality reservoirs.The paleogullies,in which increased amounts of grain shoal microfacies developed,controlled the distribution of high-quality reservoirs.
文摘Based on drilling and seismic data, the Paleogene developed in Liaodong Bay can be divided into five third-order sequences bounded by six sequence boundaries. Through analyzing depositional systems in each sequence in detail, the Es-3 time was defined as fast rifting. During the deposition of the Es-3 member, the lake basin was continuous along the N-S direction but compartmentalized along the E-W direction by several N-S trending faults. Deposition was dominated by steep slope fans and fan deltas. The time of Es-2 and Es-1 was stable settling. The lake basin expanded substantially. The fan delta system and braided fluvial system were developed. Carbonate and clastic deposits were formed on the Liaoxi （west Liaohe） Rise. The time of Ed-3 time was again fast rifting. During this time, shale was deposited. In the time of Es-2, tectonic movement weakened. The basin was higher in the west and north, and lower in the east and south. A series of delta depositional systems were developed and smallscale slumping turbidite fans were present in semi-deep lake to deep lake. In the time of Ed-1, tectonic movement stopped. Flood plain deposition occurred. Finally the paper presents the characteristics of evolution and distribution of depositional systems both vertically and horizontally.
文摘In the Karamay oilfield located on the northwestern margin of Junggar basin, Xinjiang, China, a large area of the Karamay Formation is exposed at outcrop in the northeast of the oilfield, a consequence of thrusting. The Middle Triassic Karamay Formation in the outcrop area is a type of terrestrial third-order sequence, bounded by two easily recognizable sequence boundaries: a regional surface of angular unconformity (SB1) at the base and a regional unconformity (SB2) at the top. Within the Karamay Formation, two lacustrine expansion events can be recognized and be used to identify both the initial and the maximum lacustrine flooding surfaces. The two lacustrine flooding surfaces serve as references for the classification of this third-order sequence-Karamay Formation into the following three sedimentary successions: a lower lowstand systems tract (LST), a middle lacustrine-expanding systems tract (EST), and an upper highstand systems tract (HST). Different systems tracts are composed of different depositional system assemblages. In this paper, each depositional system is described in detail. The lowstand systems tract in the study area is characterized by incised valleys. At the base and on the margin of the incised valleys occur alluvial fan depositional systems, and in the upper and distal parts of the alluvial fan, low-sinuosity river depositional systems. The lacustrine-expanding systems tract consists of a lacustrine depositional system and a lacustrine delta depositional system, overlying the lower incised valley fills. The highstand systems tract is filled by a widespread lacustrine braided delta depositional system. The analysis of sequence stratigraphy in this paper serves the description of the spatial distribution of the reservoir. The depositional system analysis serves the description of the reservoir types. Field investigations of oil sandstone and oil seepage show that the Karamay Formation is composed of several types of reservoirs. However, two types of high quality reservoir occur both in the upper interval of the lowstand systems tract and in the lacustrine-expanding systems tract: gravelly low-sinuosity channel in the distal fans and sandy-gravelly distributary channel in the lacustrine delta plain.
文摘It is a major continuous depocenter in Dalangtan area,western Qaidam basin since Early Cenozoic,which is most important Neogene salt deposits center in Qaidam basin.The Miocene Saline lake was developed firstly in
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文摘The Upper Eocene–Lower Oligocene Qianjiang Formation of the Jianghan Basin in central China consists of a 4700-m-thick lacustrine succession, containing 1800 m of halite deposits. The maximum thickness of the formation is 4700 m, and includes 1800 m of halite. We have identified eight third-order depositional sequences based on pinch-out and onlap stratigraphic patterns in 2-D and 3-D seismic data and well logs. The basin evolved from a deep to shallow under-filled lake during the Eocene–Oligocene interval. The main rock types are dark mudstones, halite, and siltstone/sandstone in the depocenter, and alternating mudstone and gypsum in shallower areas. The vertical succession indicates a strong sedimentary cyclicity. Depositional facies indicate the presence of two lake system types. Halite developed in a saline lake system, whereas clastic sediments were deposited in freshwater lake systems. The alternating sediment types indicate that the basin cycled repeatedly between saline and freshwater lake systems. This cyclicity was caused by availability of accommodation space that was controlled by a combination of climate change, tectonic subsidence and sediment supply; notably, the highest frequency cycles occurred at Milankovitch timescales controlled by the Earth＇s orbital variations. The cyclic halite plays an important role in generating and preserving oil in the Qianjiang Formation of the Qianjiang depression.
文摘Baise basin is a semi-graben type , pan-shaped faulted basin of Early Tertiary , in which carbonate lacustrine deposits and elastic lacustrine deposits developed . The assemblages of Gilbert-type delta-lakes ,littoral ,shallow and deep water fades are recognized . Based on grain size , the clastic lacustrine deposit systems can be grouped in three kinds of depositional sequences of progressive deposition : (1)from coarse to fine , (2)from fine to coarse and (3) from fine to coarse and then to fine agan . This was controlled mainly by hydrodynamic factor of lake bottom type .Lake shore was an important place for coal accumulation and peatmoor development . It had long time for coal accumulation and there was a very little amount of minerals into the basin ,and the thick coal layer and high quality coal developed m the zone where initial lake bottom was plan-like and the surface stream flow was weak .Peat accumulation advanced from the margin to the center of basin .Carbonate lakes contained much water ,very high preponderant contenis of coagel ,low inert contents and no fusinite in the coal .
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文摘To make clear about the sedimentary facies types and distribution of deep water sandstone reservoirs in Campos basin of Brazil,this paper researches the characteristics of deep-water sedimentary system in Campos basin through the comprehensive analysis of drilling,logging and seismic data.There are 3 subfacies and 7 microfacies in the study area.There are 3 channels from south to north in Upper Cretaceous Maastrichtian,and the sedimentary incised valley and compound channels developed in micro-salt basin are the main deep water depositional types.The Paleocene to Eocene dominated by sedimentary incised valley and eroded compound channel deposits,also include 3 channel systems.From Oligocene to Miocene,the main deposition type is lobe,which is mainly distributed in central-north of the basin.Corresponding to deep water depositional stages,3 kinds of depositional models are found.From Turonian to Maastrichtian of Upper Cretaceous,with tectonic uplift,strong source material supply,and the negative topography produced by salt rock movement providing favorable accommodation for sand deposition,the depositional model was terrigenous direct feed mechanism with sedimentary incised valley and compound channels in micro salt basin.From Paleocene to Eocene,as the amplitude of tectonic uplift reached the maximum and the accompanied erosion peaked,accommodation space offered by micro salt basin was leveled up;the depositional model was terrigenous direct feed mechanism with sedimentary valley and incised compound channels.From Oligocene to Miocene,because of sable tectonics,sea level fluctuation is the main controlling factor for deep water deposition,so the depositional model was wide shelf indirect feed mechanism with bypass incised valley and lobe.The analysis of the characteristics and controlling factors of the 3 types deep-water sedimentary systems during 3 different stages in Campos Basin can provide valuable reference for the oil exploration in deep-water deposits in the Campos Basin and across the world.
文摘Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry(GC-MS)was used to analyze the pentacyclic triterpenoid distributions,specifically hopane and oleanane fingerprints,in 24 crude oil samples from the Niger Delta depobelts,with the aim of defining the petroleum system,filling history,and the age of source rock producing these oils.The results indicate that the Niger Delta oils belong to a single fluvio-deltaic petroleum system,reflecting similar source organic facies and depositional environments.Geochemical parameters,including C29/C30hopane ratios,oleanane index,Ts/Tm,(Ts/(Ts+Tm)),moretane/C30hopane ratios,and C3222S/(22S+22R)ratios,suggest oxic conditions during source rock deposition and thermal maturity of the oils.The presence of terrigenous organic matter and complex filling history are also evident and influenced by multiple phases of sedimentation,and petroleum generation.A comparative plot of geologic time(Paleogene-Neogene age)and oleanane percentage composition show that the crude oils are constrained to the chronostratigraphic ages of their respective depobelts,demonstrating the potential of oleanane-derived parameters for relative dating of hydrocarbon sources,complementing traditional index fossil methods.
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文摘The impacts of natural boulders carried by debris flows pose serious risks to the safety and reliability of structures and buildings.Natural boulders can be highly random and unpredictable.Consequently,boulder control during debris flows is crucial but difficult.Herein,an eco-friendly control system featuring anchoring natural boulders(NBs)with(negative Poisson's ratio)NPR anchor cables is proposed to form an NB-NPR baffle.A series of flume experiments are conducted to verify the effect of NB-NPR baffles on controlling debris flow impact.The deployment of NB-NPR baffles substantially influences the kinematic behavior of a debris flow,primarily in the form of changes in the depositional properties and impact intensities.The results show that the NB-NPR baffle matrix successfully controls boulder mobility and exhibits positive feedback on solid particle deposition.The NB-NPR baffle group exhibits a reduction in peak impact force ranging from 29%to 79%compared to that of the control group in the basic experiment.The NPR anchor cables play a significant role in the NB-NPR baffle by demonstrating particular characteristics,including consistent resistance,large deformation,and substantial energy absorption.The NB-NPR baffle innovatively utilizes the natural boulders in a debris flow gully by converting destructive boulders into constructive boulders.Overall,this research serves as a basis for future field experiments and applications.
文摘A comprehensive examination of detrital sandstone modes from the Sylhet Trough reveals a diverse range of sub-lithic to sub-feldspathic quartz arenites.Soil samples were gathered from Dupi Gaon(Jaintiapur)in Bangladesh,followed by a thorough analysis using field examination,X-ray diffraction(XRD),X-ray fluorescence(XRF),petrography,and heavy mineral concentration analyses.Field observations revealed the soil sample varying from white to yellowish to variegated,with thicknesses ranging from 15 cm to about 4 m,and exhibiting moderate softness.XRF analysis revealed significant SiO_(2),Al_(2)O_(3),and Fe_(2)O_(3)levels in the samples,with zirconium(Zr)and copper(Cu)showing consistently high concentrations.XRD analysis identified quartz as predominant,along with muscovite,biotite,and accessory minerals like rutile and magnetite.Petrographic analysis highlighted quartz as dominant,with fractures suggesting tectonic influences,while heavy mineral separation techniques identified zircon,garnet,goethite,rutile,and magnetite.These findings provide insights into sediment provenance,depositional processes,and environ-mental conditions during the formation of the Dupi Tila Formation.The comprehensive geochemical data of the entire rock indicates that most of the sediments originated from felsic igneous sources,and also suggests a moderate to high level of weathering in the source region.Overall,the analyses suggested an in situ origin of the Dupi Tila Formation,with parent materials being predominantly detrital rather than authigenic,supported by the presence of detrital quartz and an assessment of the depositional environment,providing insights into the geological conditions of the era and potential modes of sediment transportation.
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文摘The patterns of metal distribution and alteration zonation in magmatic-hydrothermal systems primarily focus on porphyry deposit and other closely associated types,such as skarn,epithermal and distal vein deposits(e.g.,Zheng,2022;Hutchison et al.,2020;Cooke et al.,2011;Hedenquist et al.,1998).
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文摘The black shales of Wufeng and Longmaxi Formation(Late Ordovician-Early Silurian period)in Sichuan Basin are the main strata for marine shale gas exploration,which have a yearly shale gas production of 228×10^(8)m^(3)and cumulative shale gas production of 919×10^(8)m^(3).According to the lithological and biological features,filling sequences,sedimentary structures and lab analysis,the authors divided the Wufeng/Guanyinqiao and Longmaxi Formations into shore,tidal flat,shoal,shallow water shelf and deep water shelf facies,and confirmed that a shallow water deposition between the two sets of shales.Although both Formations contain similar shales,their formation mechanisms differ.During the deposition of Wufeng shale,influenced by the Caledonian Movement,the Central Sichuan and Guizhou Uplifts led to the transformation of the Sichuan Basin into a back-bulge basin.Coinstantaneous volcanic activity provided significant nutrients,contributing to the deposition of Wufeng Formation black shales.In contrast,during the deposition of Longmaxi shale,collisions caused basement subsidence,melting glaciers raised sea levels,and renewed volcanic activity provided additional nutrients,leading to Longmaxi Formation black shale accumulation.Considering the basic sedimentary geology and shale gas characteristics,areas such as Suijiang-Leibo-Daguan,Luzhou-Zigong,Weirong-Yongchuan,and Nanchuan-Dingshan are identified as key prospects for future shale gas exploration in the Wufeng-Longmaxi Formations.
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文摘The lower member of Dalazi Formation is an important oil reservoir in the Songjiang Basin.Based on the research on its field-measured geological profiles,lithological combination characteristics and grain size distribution characteristics,combined with the analysis of the spatial distribution characteristics,sedimentary structural characteristics and hydrodynamic conditions of the sediments in this member,nine sedimentary microfacies of the fan delta plain subfacies,fan delta front subfacies and littoral-shallow lacustrine subfacies have been identified.The study reveals that lower member of Dalazi Formation in the research area follows a fan delta–shallow lacustrine depositional model in the steep slope zone of a rift lake basin.The sediments primarily originate from the Pre-Mesozoic strata in the steep southeastern and eastern margins.The basin center migrated from the early Xiaoshahe area to the Yangmucun–Shenglicun area,and the sedimentary system gradually transitioned from fan delta to littoral-shallow lacustrine facies.
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文摘The effect of depositional facies and diagenesis on the reservoir potential of the Sakesar limestone has been assessed through core plug porosity and permeability data,scanning electron microscope(SEM),and petrographic study in three stratigraphic sections(Karuli,Badshah Pur,and Sardhai)of Central Salt Range.Field observations reveal three lithofacies:thin-bedded limestone with shale intercalation,thick-bedded nodular limestone,and highly fractured limestone.Based on a petrographic study,six microfacies have been identified:bioclastic mudstone facies(SKF-1),Lockhartia-nummulitic wackestone facies(SKF-2),Assilina-Alveolina packstone facies(SKF-3),Lockhartia-nummulitic packstone facies(SKF-4),Alveolina grainstone facies(SKF-5),and nummulitic grainstone facies(SKF-6).The Sakesar limestone shows various diagenetic changes such as compaction,dissolution,dolomitization,cementation,and fracturing,resulting in different types of pores.Two reservoir zones are identified in the Sakesar limestone:a mud-dominated reservoir in an outer ramp setting with interparticle and micropores and a bioclastic grain-dominated facies in an inner ramp setting with intraskeletal and fracture porosity.The porosity and permeability of grain-dominated facies(8%-30%and 0.8-8 mD)are higher than mud-dominated facies(4%-15%and 0.5-4 mD)due to intraskeletal/intraparticle pores and dolomitization.
基金The National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2021YFC2901903)the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2023YFC2906805)+1 种基金the Second Comprehensive Scientific Expedition to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau(No.2019QZKK0806)the Geological Survey Project of China Geological Survey,(Nos.DD20240071,DD20240014,DD20211690,DD20240069)。
文摘The Gabo lithium deposit represents a newly discovered pegmatite-type lithium deposit within the Himalayan metallogenic belt.The tourmaline-muscovite granite,the largest leucogranite in the mining area,displays a close spatial correlation with the Li-pegmatite veins.This study aims to examine the genesis of tourmaline and evaluate the significance and potential of pegmatite lithium deposits.Tourmaline is extensively distributed in tourmaline-muscovite granite at Gabo deposit in Luozha county(Xizang).Investigation of the compositional and in situ boron isotopes of the tourmaline revealed that the tourmalines mainly belong to the schorl group and exhibit uniform elevated Li-Sn contents andδ^(11)B values(-11.6‰to-10.5‰).This indicates that the tourmaline mainly crystallized from a boron-rich granitic magma undergoing enrichment in elemental lithium during the tourmaline crystallization process.Compared with the principal rare metal leucogranite-pegmatites in the Himalayan orogen,it is proposed that the elevated lithium(Li)content of tourmaline serves as an eff ective mineral indicator for the highly evolved pegmatite-type rare metal deposits.
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文摘A hydrophobic composite coating was obtained on the carbon steel surface through electrochemical deposition of a copper coating in a sulfate solution and chemical vapor deposition of a carbon fiber film.It alleviated the serious corrosion problem of carbon steel on the evaporator of hot film coupled seawater desalination system in harsh marine environment.The morphologies and compositions of the coatings were analyzed,revealing the influence of electrodeposition time on their performance.The micro-nano copper structure formed by electrodeposition significantly improved the deposition effect of carbon layer.Additionally,experiments with seawater solution contact angle tests indicated that electrodeposition transformed the surface properties from hydrophilic to hydrophobic,effectively inhibiting the diffusion of corrosive medium into the interior of the substrate.Through polarization curves,electrochemical impedance spectroscopy,and other analyses,it was demonstrated that the hydrophobic coating significantly improves the corrosion resistance of carbon steel substrates in seawater environments,surpassing the performance of traditional duplex steel.
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文摘The deep-water systems in different types of sedimentary basins exhibit significant variability.Current knowledge of deep-water deposition is mainly derived from deep-marine turbidite systems.However,the characteristics and differences of sub-lacustrine gravity flow deposition systems have been a research focus in the fields of sedimentology and petroleum geology.This study investigates the facies archi-tecture,depositional processes,and sediment distribution patterns of a sub-lacustrine debrite system in the Eocene Dongying Rift of the Bohai Bay Basin,China,through the analysis of integrated core data,3-D seismic data,and well-log data.Nine facies have been identified within the debrite system,representing various depositional processes such as sandy debris flow,muddy debris flow,turbidity currents,sandy slide,sandy slide/slump,and mud flow.Our research indicates that the sub-lacustrine system is primarily influenced by debris flow rather than turbidity currents,as supported by facies quantification,inter-pretation,and flow rheology analysis.Additionally,we have identified five basic facies building blocks in debrite systems,including slide masses,slump masses,debrite channels,debrite lobes,and turbidite sheets.We have also elucidated and proposed detailed sedimentary processes,flow transport,and transformation within the sub-lacustrine system through analysis of flow origins,facies sequences,and distribution characteristics.Our findings highlight the evolutionary progression from delta-front collapse to sandy slide/slump,sandy debris flow,and finally muddy debris flow.The efficient generation of turbidity currents from parental landslides on sand-prone slopes is deemed unlikely due to rift-basin morphology and transport distances.The formation of the five basic facies building blocks is closely linked to depositional processes and dominant flow types.Consequently,we present a deep-water depositional model for sub-lacustrine debrite systems,focusing on flow dynamics,sediment distribu-tion patterns,and basin morphology within deep lacustrine rifts.This model offers valuable insights into the variability of deep-water deposition in diverse basin settings and aids in predicting lithologic res-ervoirs during deep-water hydrocarbon exploration.
