Abstract
The structural peculiarities of voids in Riphean dolomite are considered. Their filtration and capacitive properties are controlled by a system of fractures and caverns, i.e., by secondary voids. The development of caverns results in a significant increase of the effective volume that is available for hydrocarbons. The study was carried out via the method of penetrant testing of 5-cm samples of a cubic shape.
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