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In model experiments, the influence of various media on the degree of transformation of kerogen of the Domanic rock in hydrothermal processes was studied. The object of the study was a sample of the rock, from the interval of depths of 1712.5-1718.5 m of the Semiluki-Bureg (Domanic) deposits of the Berezovskaya area of the Romashkinsky deposit, which is a dark gray marl alternating with limestone. The content of OM in the rock is 11.73%, according to the thermal analysis data, a significant part of which (9.56%) i...

The structure of the emptiness space of the oil reservoir rocks has been studied using high-resolution electron microscopy methods. Particular attention is paid to unconventional oil and gas reservoirs, among which argillites are finely divided. In them, the share of the nano-emptiness space is much higher than in typical carbonate and terrigenous reservoirs. The presence of a significant number of nano-cracks, which are either a continuation of micro-cracks, or independent of them, is established. A certain amoun...

This work is investigation of the rheological properties of the developed additive based on polymer - sevylene with the addition of nanostructure alumina particles were studied. The regularities of the decrease in the dynamic viscosity at the temperature range from 20 to -10° In the course of the studies, a regularity was revealed, showing that for oil at a shear rate of 0.028 to 1.4 s-1, a sharp decrease in viscosity from 1800 to 336 mPa?s is observed. For oil with an additive, the viscosity decreased from 1200 t...

This article presents the effectiveness of three-component geoacoustic research. It is shown by dividing vertical and lateral fluid motions, which makes it possible to reveal and research the casing, interlayer, and interlayer flows of different contents and origin in the hydrocarbon deposits. Geoacoustic signals occur naturally in boreholes because of the dynamic processes located in the volume of near borehole space. The processes are linked with fluid motions (water, oil, gas) or cracks forming inside the rocks...