Evolution of rheologically heterogeneous salt structures : a case study from the northeast of the Netherlands
Evolution of rheologically heterogeneous salt structures : a case study from the northeast of the Netherlands
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10.5194/sed-7-1877-2015
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2015-07
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A. Raith;F. Strozyk;J. Visser;J. Urai
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A. Raith;F. Strozyk;J. Visser;J. Urai
The potassium–magnesium salts (K-Mg salts) carnallite and bischofite are prime examples of layers with much lower effective viscosity than rock salt: their low viscosity presents serious drilling hazards but also allows squeeze solution mining. In contrast, anhydrite and carbonate layers (stringers) in salt are much stronger than halite. In this study, we used high-resolution 3-D seismic and well data to study the evolution of the 10