- The
darcy (or
darcy unit) and
millidarcy (md or mD) are
units of permeability,
named after Henry Darcy. They are not SI units, but they are
widely used...
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practical unit for
permeability is the
darcy (d), or more
commonly the
millidarcy (md) (1 d ≈ 10−12 m2). The name
honors the
French Engineer Henry Darcy...
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Weather Prediction Centers Methyldichloroarsine, a
chemical warfare agent Millidarcy (mD), a unit of
fluid permeability Molecular dynamics Membrane distillation...
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reservoirs historically were
generally defined as
having less than 0.1
millidarcy (mD)
matrix permeability and less than ten
percent matrix porosity. Although...
- gas-saturated
sandstones with
permeability too low (generally less than 0.1
millidarcy) to
recover the gas economically.
Starting in 1973, m****ive hydraulic...
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system MCS –
master control station MCSS – multi-cycle
sliding sleeve mD –
millidarcy,
measure of permeability, with
units of area MD –
measured depth MDO –...
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Bakken averages about 5%, and
permeabilities are very low,
averaging 0.04
millidarcys—much
lower than
typical oil reservoirs, in today's
terms an unconventional...
- and
exhibits a
porosity of 20-25%, and a
permeability of 5000-7000
millidarcies. This
group has been
subjected to much
research due to its hydrocarbon...
- gas-saturated
rocks with
permeability too low (generally less than 0.1
millidarcy) to
recover the gas economically. The US
government experimented with...
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million cubic feet per day with 20–27 per cent
porosity and "tens of
millidarcies" permeability. Oil,
condensate and gas are
produced from the Tri****ic...
