mudstone in English
The sedimentary lenses are composed of limestone, sandstone, siltstone, mudstone , shale, chert and well-bedded calci-turbidite.
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1. Argillite is highly indurated mudstone
2. Argillite differs from mudstone in that it does not have the same fine …
3. The flood plain and swamp faces mudstone provided a good cap rock condition for reservoir forming.
4. Along with the increase of deepness , to porosity and permeability, mudstone reduce much more than sandstone.
5. 24 Mudstone is a general term for rocks composed of more than 50 % clay and silt.
6. The flood plain faces and swamp faces mudstone provided a good cap rock condition for reservoir forming.
7. The flood plain faces and swamp faces mudstone provided a good cap rock conditions for reservoir forming.
8. Argillite A compact rock derived either from mudstone or shale, that has undergone a somewhat higher degree of induration than mudstone or shale but is less clearly laminated than shale and without its fissility, and that lacks the cleavage distinctive of slate.
9. The two early Carboniferous fragments are composed of Basalt and ash-black, fuchsia radiolaria silicalite, siliceous mudstone, tuff.
10. Direct and triaxial shearing tests were carried out for deuterogenic adamic earth, silty clay and completely weathered mudstone, and the experimental results were analyzed.
11. Material which breaks into small centimetre-sized blocks (and is therefore more suitable for aggregate applications) is classified as mudstone and is subject to the tax.
12. It is characterized by a succession of sandstone and mudstone rhythmites that contrast with the coarse alluvial fan deposits of the overlying Bonaventure Formation.
13. The stress relaxation test of saturated silty mudstone under triaxial compression is carried out on the RLJW–2000 rock microcomputer-controlled rheology servo test system by step loading method.
14. The railroad that traveled around 7,834-foot Woodchute Mountain had 186 curves cut through extensive limestone beds and shaly mudstone and was known as the “Crookedness line in the world.”
15. Stretching for around 14 miles (23 km) between Cardiff and Porthcawl, the remarkable layers of these cliffs, situated on the Bristol Channel are a rhythmic decimetre scale repetition of limestone and mudstone formed as a late Triassic desert was inundated by the sea.
16. A А Shales Drangonstone Fault Drangonstone Fault B Limestones Pillow Basalts B Cherts & Shales Cherts & Shales Thinnly bedded shale Layered siltstone and mudstone Crosss-bedded & layered sandstone Figure 3 Cliff Exposures at Dragonstone Photographs of cliff--exposures at Dragonstone.