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Shale Reservoirs Could be ‘Substantial Source of Lithium’
网页2022年5月17日Through her research of Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale play, Lee found that highly concentrated lithium was found in the produced water (water produced as a
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Analysis of Marcellus flowback finds high levels of ancient
网页Analysis of Marcellus flowback finds high levels of ancient brines Penn State University Brine water that flows back from gas wells in the Marcellus Shale region after hydraulic
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Utica shale play oil and gas brines: Geochemistry and
网页2020年10月14日October 14, 2020 The Utica and Marcellus Shale Plays in the Appalachian Basin are the fourth and first largest natural gas producing plays in the
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Drilling for Natural Gas in the Marcellus and Utica
网页Researchers estimate the Marcellus Shale alone could contain as much as 363 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, enough to satisfy U.S. energy demands for about 14 years. Most
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Produced Formation Water Sample Results from
网页Shale Information Shale Play Barnett Fayetteville Haynesville Marcellus Average Depth From Surface (ft) 7,400 4,500 11,500 6,750 () Bottom Hole Temperature (F) 190 130 320
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Marcellus Shale: Results Continue to Amaze
网页The Marcellus Shale, also referred to as the Marcellus Formation, is a Middle Devonian -age, black, low-density, carbonaceous (organic-rich) shale that occurs in the subsurface beneath much of Ohio, West
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Marcellus Shale Production Data The Good,
网页2010年9月21日Brine Eight hundred-one (801) of the reported Marcellus wells produced brine, with volumes ranging from 2 to 24,165. For the moment, there is no choice but to assume that all of this is reported in
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Seneca Well Site Accident in Elk County Spills 63K Gals. of
网页2023年5月8日Most water used for fracking new shale wells in Pennsylvania comes from produced water (i.e. brine)–from other shale wells. Produced water is water from the
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Today in Energy U.S. Energy Information
网页U.S. Energy Information Administration 1000 Independence Ave., SW Washington, DC 20585. U.S. Energy Information Administration, 1000 Independence Ave., SW, Washington
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Geochemical interactions of shale and brine in
网页2017年10月1日Geochemical interactions of shale and brine in autoclave experiments—Understanding mineral reactions during hydraulic fracturing of Marcellus and Eagle Ford Shales Jiemin Lu; Eight autoclave experiments reacting Marcellus and Eagle Ford Shale samples with synthetic brines and a friction reducer were conducted for more
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Geochemical evaluation of flowback brine from
网页2013年1月1日A recent study ( Warner et al., 2012) concluded that saline Marcellus Formation brines are affecting the water quality of shallow drinking-water aquifers, although the lack of a geographical relationship to shale-gas wells indicates that brine migration is occurring along natural pathways.
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Utica shale play oil and gas brines: Geochemistry and
网页2020年10月14日October 14, 2020 The Utica and Marcellus Shale Plays in the Appalachian Basin are the fourth and first largest natural gas producing plays in the United States, respectively. Hydrocarbon production generates large volumes of brine (“produced water”) that must be disposed of, treated, or reused.
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Analysis of Marcellus flowback finds high levels of
网页Brine water that flows back from gas wells in the Marcellus Shale region after hydraulic fracturing is many times more salty than seawater, with high contents of various elements, including radium and barium. The chemistry is consistent with brines formed during the Paleozoic era, a study by an undergraduate student and two professors in Penn State's
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Analysis of Marcellus flowback finds high levels of
网页2012年12月18日December 18, 2012. Source: Penn State. Summary: Brine water that flows back from gas wells in the Marcellus Shale region after hydraulic fracturing is many times more salty than seawater, with
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Drilling for Natural Gas in the Marcellus and Utica
网页Researchers estimate the Marcellus Shale alone could contain as much as 363 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, enough to satisfy U.S. energy demands for about 14 years. Most drilling is now occurring in the Marcellus Shale region of Pennsylvania, with growing interest in West Virginia and New York.
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Geochemical evidence for possible natural
网页2012年7月9日The development of unconventional shale gas formations in North America with horizontal multifractured wells is mature enough to identify production malpractices and abnormal productivity...
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Enviro Groups Mount Campaign to Ban Use of Oil and
网页2020年12月22日The DEC responded: “Marcellus Shale brine is known to contain naturally occurring radiological constituents, and is of poor quality for road treatment use due to the presence of excessive, non- beneficial mineral constituents.”
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Marcellus brine migration likely natural, not
网页2012年7月9日The Duke team evaluated 426 samples from groundwater aquifers in six counties overlying the Marcellus shale formation in northeastern Pennsylvania. The study appears this week in the online...
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Seneca Well Site Accident in Elk County Spills 63K Gals. of
网页2023年5月8日Most water used for fracking new shale wells in Pennsylvania comes from produced water (i.e. brine)--from other shale wells. Produced water is water from the depths, far below the surface water table, that comes out of a drilled shale well for months and years after the well is drilled. The water is naturally occurring but
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Mitigating Problems With Hydraulic Fracking in the
网页2012年12月31日So far, the problems seem to be unique to the Marcellus formation. A stone by Haluszczak et al. focuses on the composition of brine co-produced with NG from the Marcellus shale. 1 Flowback is defined as liquids produced from the well during the first 90 days after completion of fracking. After 90 days, the liquids are called “production water.”
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Well Drilling Operations EARTH 109 Fundamentals of
网页These rigs may cost $50,000/day or more to lease, along with the costs of drilling the well with a crew and materials such as casing and cement. A typical well in the Marcellus shale may cost $3-5 million to drill and construct, along with another $3-5 million to hydraulically fracture, so a well may cost between $6-10 million dollars to
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Produced water from Marcellus Shale and amphibians
网页2020年4月3日In collaboration with Towson University and USGS labs, biologists at PWRC are conducting controlled study trials during which anuran and caudate species are exposed to environmental concentrations of PW obtained from Marcellus Shale Energy and Environmental Laboratory (MSEEL).
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18 shale drilling permits issued in Ohio, Pa., W. Va. for
网页2023年5月10日Eighteen new permits were issued to drill shale wells in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia from April 24 to 30, according to Marcellus Drilling News. Pennsylvania issued eight new drilling permits during the time period. EQT received four of those permits to drill in Greene County. West Virginia issued six new permits from April
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Geochemical interactions of shale and brine in
网页2017年10月1日Geochemical interactions of shale and brine in autoclave experiments—Understanding mineral reactions during hydraulic fracturing of Marcellus and Eagle Ford Shales Jiemin Lu; Eight autoclave experiments reacting Marcellus and Eagle Ford Shale samples with synthetic brines and a friction reducer were conducted for more
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Geochemical evaluation of flowback brine from
网页2013年1月1日A recent study ( Warner et al., 2012) concluded that saline Marcellus Formation brines are affecting the water quality of shallow drinking-water aquifers, although the lack of a geographical relationship to shale-gas wells indicates that brine migration is occurring along natural pathways.
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Analysis of Marcellus flowback finds high levels of
网页Analysis of Marcellus flowback finds high levels of ancient brines Penn State University Brine water that flows back from gas wells in the Marcellus Shale region after hydraulic fracturing is many times more salty than seawater, with high contents of various elements, including radium and barium.
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Utica shale play oil and gas brines: Geochemistry and
网页The Utica and Marcellus Shale Plays in the Appalachian Basin are the fourth and first largest natural gas producing plays in the United States, respectively. Hydrocarbon production generates large volumes of brine (“produced water”) that must be disposed of, treated, or reused. Though Marcellus brines have been studied extensively, there are
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Analysis of Marcellus flowback finds high levels of
网页2012年12月18日December 18, 2012. Source: Penn State. Summary: Brine water that flows back from gas wells in the Marcellus Shale region after hydraulic fracturing is many times more salty than seawater, with
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Well Drilling Operations EARTH 109
网页These rigs may cost $50,000/day or more to lease, along with the costs of drilling the well with a crew and materials such as casing and cement. A typical well in the Marcellus shale may cost $3-5 million to drill and
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Marcellus Brine Migration Likely Natural, Not Man-Made
网页2012年7月9日Marcellus Brine Migration Likely Natural, Not Man-Made Hydraulic fracturing likely didn't create fissures, but gas from leaking well casings could exploit them. By Duke Today Staff Editor's Note: Preprints of the article are available starting Wed., July 4, on a secure reporters-only website. Contact [email protected] or (202) 334-1310.
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Enviro Groups Mount Campaign to Ban Use of Oil and
网页2020年12月22日The DEC responded: “Marcellus Shale brine is known to contain naturally occurring radiological constituents, and is of poor quality for road treatment use due to the presence of excessive, non- beneficial mineral constituents.”
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Mitigating Problems With Hydraulic Fracking in the
网页2012年12月31日Marcellus brine is simply too concentrated in chloride, barium, and radium to release into the environment. Reinjection into the source formation is probably the best solution. Injection into other formations runs the risk of contaminating them with Ra and daughter products.
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Seneca Well Site Accident in Elk County Spills 63K Gals. of
网页2023年5月8日Most water used for fracking new shale wells in Pennsylvania comes from produced water (i.e. brine)--from other shale wells. Produced water is water from the depths, far below the surface water table, that comes out of a drilled shale well for months and years after the well is drilled. The water is naturally occurring but
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18 shale drilling permits issued in Ohio, Pa., W. Va. for
网页2023年5月10日Eighteen new permits were issued to drill shale wells in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia from April 24 to 30, according to Marcellus Drilling News. Pennsylvania issued eight new drilling permits during the time period. EQT received four of those permits to drill in Greene County. West Virginia issued six new permits from April
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Hydraulic Fracturing U.S. Geological Survey USGS.gov
网页2019年3月2日Water samples from 50 domestic wells located 1 km (distal) from shale-gas wells in upland areas of the Marcellus Shale region were analyzed for chemical, isotopic, and groundwater-age tracers. Uplands were targeted because natural mixing with brine and hydrocarbons from deep formations is less common in those areas compared to valleys.
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Geochemical evidence for possible natural migration of
网页2012年7月9日The Marcellus Formation 87 Sr/ 86 Sr appears lower in western Bradford than in Susquehanna and Wayne counties. Other brine sources such as the Upper Devonian formations have a more radiogenic 87 Sr/ 86 Sr ratio that does not appear to show any relationship to the salinized shallow groundwater. Symbol legend is provided in Fig.
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Maps, Graphics, and Videos Marcellus Center for
网页The Marcellus shale occurs as deep as 9,000 feet below ground surface. At greater depths, the overlying rocks cause greater pressure in the Marcellus formation which can result in higher production rates if properly stimulated.
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