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• W2809253161 abstract "Microporosity is recognized as a significant concern in limestone reservoirs throughout the world because it presence can highly complicate the hydrocarbon estimation and production. Numerous studies around the globe emphasises on the physical appearance, occurrence, and abundance of microporosity, but no published study has been emphasises on the presence of microporosity in Miocene carbonate reservoirs. Miocene carbonates from Central Luconia, offshore Sarawak, Malaysia, contains a significant amount of micropores, which occurs in grain, matrix, and cement. For a better understanding of the presence of micropores, it is necessary to consider grains, matrix, cement, and pore types. Based on the qualitative and quantitative knowledge of these components a classification of micropores is proposed and their effect on reservoir quality. These results can reduce the number of the assumption made about the internal rock connectivity and quality. For quantitative analysis, 32 high-resolution images of each thin sections were taken under the transmitted light microscopy. Succeeding these 32 images were stacked together as a photo panel to enable quantifying the amount of grain, matrix, cement, pore types and macroporosity using Digital Image Analysis and J.Microvision software. Furthermore, Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscopy images were also used for the measurement of crystallometry of micrite particles, classification of micrite particles and the micropores. Eight facies scheme is introduced based on the detailed lithofacies study of five wells. The qualitative observation of thin sections unveiled that corals, red algae, green algae, foraminifera, echinoderms, sponge, bivalve, and bryozoans are the most dominant components. Foraminifera, red algae, and corals are the far most dominant components covering almost 50% of the total intervals. Regarding porosity types, the mouldic porosity is the far most dominant pore types with converting the total 50% of the interval. Lithofacies observed in these wells indicate a good reservoir quality, but diagenesis plays a vital role in enhancing or reducing their porosity and permeability. Most of the depositional textures of the reservoir are leached, making this location unique to study facies distribution and diagenetic history. Result exhibits that the micrite particles are classified into five classes, which are very fine, fine, medium, coarse and very coarse, with a diameter of 0.1–2 μm, 2–4 μm, 4–6 μm, 6–8 μm and 8–10 μm respectively. The texture and morphology of micrite microtexture are classified into six classes. Among these six classes, rounded, subrounded, trigonal, rhombic (micro-sub)-polyhedral micrite are representing porous micrite particles, whereas fitted bounded subhedral, and fitted fused anhedral are interpreted as tight micrite particles. Furthermore, five micropores classes are introduced based on the size of these particles. The empirical porosity-permeability relationship is affected by the presence of microporosity and its influences the assessment of ultimate recovery of hydrocarbons in Central Luconia, offshore Sarawak, Malaysia." @default.
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• W2809253161 title "New approach towards the classification of microporosity in Miocene carbonate rocks, Central Luconia, offshore Sarawak, Malaysia" @default.
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