Origin and characteristics of grain dolomite of Ordovician Ma5 5 Member in the northwest of Ordos Basin, NW China |
ZHANG Xi,ZHANG Tingshan,LEI Bianjun,ZHANG Jingxuan,ZHANG Ji,ZHAO Zhongjun,YONG Jinjie |
Fig. 4. Core photographs, common slices, cast thin sections and Scanning Electron Microscope Photographs of grain dolomite. (a) Well S203, 3 921.25 m, grain dolomite, core photographs; (b) Well SH36, 3 113.72 m, grain dolomite, red cast thin section; (c) Well Z28, 3 262.11 m, grain dolomite, with intergranular pores near cracks, common slice; (d) Local part of c amplified ten times; (e) Well SD37-58, 3 118.00 m, grain dolomite, fine to medium dolomite; (f) Well SD39-62c1, 3 116.82 m, grain dolomite, cathodoluminescence photographs; (g) Well Z28, 3 262.11 m, grain dolomite, with bigger crystals near fractured dissolution pores, Scanning Electron Microscope; (h) Well Z28, 3 262.11 m, grain dolomite, with larger dolomite crystals near the crack, Scanning Electron Microscope. |