Physicochemical Properties and Genesis of the Asphaltites of Orenburg Oblast

Kerimov, V. Yu.; Gordadze, G. N.; Лапидус, А. Л.; Giruts, M. V.; Мустаев, Р. Н.; Мовсумзаде, Э. М.; Zhagfarov, F. G.; Zakharchenko, M V

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“…The prognosis for distribution of potential Paleogene and Neogene oil and gas producing rocks made as the result of research and modeling (Figure 1) showed that the oil and gas producing rocks within sedimentations of the age concerned, which are developed within the continental mainland and continental margin (transitional) complexes of the parts of the OGPR, possess a smaller area as compared to its seaward territory that is the central and eastern troughs of the sedimentary basin [3].…”

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Hydrocarbon Systems and Estimation of the Probability of Discovery of Oil and Gas Accumulations in the Bering Sea

Kerimov

Лавренова

Guryanov

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The results of studying the hydrocarbon systems with application of the modelling techniques using the Schlumberger PetroMod software complexes are considered. Modeling of sedimentary basins of the Bering Sea and their hydrocarbon systems is performed. Estimation of the probability of discovery of oil and gas accumulations related to the marine hydrocarbon systems showed that the highest probabilities of the discovery characterize the GAHS correspondent to the Eocene-Miocene (Mainitsky-Sobolkov) sediments. Probabilities of discovery of the deposits within the younger Gagarin-Avtatkul hydrocarbon systems (Lower to Middle Miocene) are substantially lower. The perspectives of discovery of oil and gas accumulations are related to oil and gas generation and accumulation capacities of insufficiently studied and distributed along the area of the deep-water region Cretaceous-Cenozoic or more ancient sloping deep sea sedimentary complexes, total capacity of which is higher in the northern and eastern near-slope zones of the Aleutian basin comprising 6 to 8 km or more. Studying of the above complexes would apparently facilitate a substantial increase of total hydrocarbon potential of the Bering Sea.

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Hydrocarbon Systems and Estimation of the Probability of Discovery of Oil and Gas Accumulations in the Bering Sea

Kerimov

Лавренова

Guryanov

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…It is found that earthquakes also play an important role in the mud volcanic process -earthquake magnitudes, source depth, energy class, and distance between the epicenter and the volcano [23]. The energy and power of fluid-generating processes in the source will characterize the strength of shallow earthquakes and mud volcanoes [11,[24][25][26][27][28][29][30].…”

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Influence of modern geodynamic processes on the structure and tectonics of the Black Sea-Caspian Region

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“…Turbidity of water can be caused by the presence of clay, inorganic compounds, as well as organic impurities or cake organisms, for example, bacteria, phyto-or zooplankton. Turbidity of drinking water is normalised mainly due to the fact that turbid water protects microorganisms during ultraviolet disinfection and facilitates the growth of bacteria, as well as for aesthetic reasons [1][2][3]. The classification of water by transparency is given in table 2.…”

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Public Environmental Monitoring of the State of Snowpack in Norilsk

Karmanovskaya

Nosova

Kaverzin

2021

Series Chemistry and Technology

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It is considered that Norilsk ranks second in terms of atmospheric contamination. Industrial enterprises annually emit large amounts of sulphur dioxide, phenols, and heavy metal particles. The city is located within the Far North and is distinguished by the harsh climate of the subarctic type. The snow cover can lie from 244 to 277 days. Snow is a good sorbent; therefore, the snow cover accumulates solid and gaseous pollutants that enter it from the atmosphere with precipitation or are absorbed from it. The purpose of this study was to analyse the snow cover in the Norilsk industrial region and assess the state of atmospheric air in the winter. To achieve this goal, it is necessary to solve the following tasks: conduct a literature review on a given topic; take samples of snow in various industrial districts of Norilsk; study the dependence of the qualitative characteristics of snow on the sampling site; draw conclusions on the quality of snowpack in different areas of the industrial districts of Norilsk. In the course of the study, the following methods were used: organoleptic, visual, methods for determining water transparency, titrimetric analysis, etc. Heavy metal ions and sulphate ions were not detected in the thawed snow, so no industrial gas pollution was noted in the residential area. Most of the particulate contamination was caused by slagging of roads to improve vehicle traction.

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Physicochemical Properties and Genesis of the Asphaltites of Orenburg Oblast

Cited by 20 publications

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Hydrocarbon Systems and Estimation of the Probability of Discovery of Oil and Gas Accumulations in the Bering Sea

Hydrocarbon Systems and Estimation of the Probability of Discovery of Oil and Gas Accumulations in the Bering Sea

Influence of modern geodynamic processes on the structure and tectonics of the Black Sea-Caspian Region

Public Environmental Monitoring of the State of Snowpack in Norilsk

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