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Surgil ESIA Report - Volume III - EKN

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“O’ZLITINEFTGAZ” PC<br />

PFS “<strong>Surgil</strong> field complex costruction with valuable<br />

components retrieval”<br />

The deposits of upper carbon – lower Permian are presented by biotite granite, weak<br />

cataclaziled, carbonized with hypidiomorphosisgrain structure.<br />

Mesozoic group - Mz<br />

Jurassic system - J<br />

The Jurassic deposits are bedded on the deposits of upper Paleozoic with washout<br />

and cross bedding.<br />

Lower Jurassic section - J 1<br />

The lower Jurassic deposits have binominal structure. It is mainly sandy thickness of<br />

toar and lower the deposits are presented by thickness of alternating in the cross-section<br />

grey colored non-calcareous sandstones, siltstones and mudstones, with stratified structure<br />

(it is horizontal, thin in mudstones, unidirectional, slanting in sandstones), with a<br />

considerable admixture of the charred vegetative substance, siderite and quite often pyrite.<br />

The border between upper Triassic – lower Jurassic deposits and overlying thickness of toar<br />

is clear and corresponds to change of alternating mudstones and sandstones mainly sandy<br />

rocks.<br />

The toar deposits are mainly composed by sandstones with interlauer of siltstones<br />

and mudstones. Lithologically the sandstones are grey, medium-fine-grained, with grains of<br />

coarse-grained sandy fraction and gravelites, silty micaceous with the mixed cement of<br />

porous-film type, with inclusion of charred vegetative detritus. Open porosity of these<br />

sandstones is 3.85-7.64 %.<br />

Siltstones are grey, dark grey, black, anisomerous, silty micaceous with micaceousclay<br />

cement and inclusion of the charred vegetative substance and siderite.<br />

Mudstones are dark grey, sandy-silt, fine-scaled with inclusion of fragments of the<br />

carbonizated tissues of plants, with interlayers of grey siltstone and fine-grained sandstone.<br />

Mudstones are dense, impermeable, their open porosity is 1.75-2.42%.<br />

Middle Jurassic section - J 2<br />

Litholigically, these deposits are presented by terrigenous thickness of alternation of<br />

grey colored sandy-siltstone-clay rocks of the alluvial and lake-marsh continental genesis<br />

gradually passing into shallow water-sea.<br />

Middle Jurassic deposits are composed by grey and dark grey silty micaceous<br />

sandstones, siltstones, mudstones and their transitive differences with inclusion of the<br />

charred vegetation, pyrite and siderite.<br />

Sandstones are grey, greenish-grey in the top of cross-section, from small - to coarsegrained,<br />

micaceous, dense, silty micaceous, with the mixed carbonaceous-micaceous-clay<br />

cement. The sandy material is poorly sorted in aalen-bayos and is better sorted in batsk<br />

deposits.<br />

Siltstones are dark grey, silty micaceous, strong, dense.<br />

Mudstones are dark grey and greenish-grey, fine-washed, lensing-fine-horizontally<br />

layered, sandy and silt in tops of cross-section. Rocks contain the numerous rests of the<br />

<strong>Volume</strong> 2. Part 1. EIS Project for <strong>Surgil</strong> field construction<br />

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