RI 7923 Properties of Utah Tar Sands-Threemile Canyon Area, P. R. Spring Deposit

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
L. C. Marchant
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Jan 1, 1974

Abstract

Results of detailed analyses of four cores from the Threemile Canyon area in the P. R. Spring tar sand deposit in Utah are reported by the Bureau of Mines. The cores were obtained by the Utah Geological and Mineralogical Sur-vey as part of a l7-corehole evaluation program in the P. R. Spring, Hill Creek, and Rim Rock tar sand deposits. Average properties of the oil zone in the Threemile Canyon area as deter-mined from these cores are as follows: Oil saturation, 67.4 pet of pore volume; porosity, 29.2 pct; permeability before oil extraction, 133 millidarcies; and permeability after oil extraction, 2,855 millidarcies. Average net thickness of the oil zone is 23.8 ft and average depth to the top of the oil zone is 189 ft.
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APA: L. C. Marchant  (1974)  RI 7923 Properties of Utah Tar Sands-Threemile Canyon Area, P. R. Spring Deposit

MLA: L. C. Marchant RI 7923 Properties of Utah Tar Sands-Threemile Canyon Area, P. R. Spring Deposit. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1974.

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