The thermal regimes in sedimentary basins in the continental area of China are varied and reflect differences in geological settings. As a result of these variable thermal regimes, the history of hydrocarbon generatio...The thermal regimes in sedimentary basins in the continental area of China are varied and reflect differences in geological settings. As a result of these variable thermal regimes, the history of hydrocarbon generation in each basin is also different. An east-west profile of the thermal threshold across the continental basins of China, like the Liaohe Basin, the North China Basin, the Ordos Basin, the Qaidam Basin and the Tarim Basin, was constructed using large numbers of heat flow measurements, temperature data and rock thermophysical parameters. Isotherms, surface heat flow, mantle heat flow and Moho temperature beneath the basins are shown in the profile, which illustrates changes in some thermal characteristics between basins in east China and those in west China. Thermal evolution histories in basins were reconstructed using Easy%Ro method, apatite fission track annealing and other paleothermometers. Typical hydrocarbon generation histories of the primary source rocks were modeled by referring to the thermal evolution data. Thermal stages controlled source rocks maturation and oil and gas generation, and influenced the type of hydrocarbon (oil and gas) production in the basins.展开更多
We report the laser output of transparent Nd:YAG (Nd:Y3Al5O12) ceramics fabricated from Nd:YAG precursors through the microwave-assisted homogenous precipitation (MAHP) method. Pure phase and uniform Nd:YAG na...We report the laser output of transparent Nd:YAG (Nd:Y3Al5O12) ceramics fabricated from Nd:YAG precursors through the microwave-assisted homogenous precipitation (MAHP) method. Pure phase and uniform Nd:YAG nano-powders with average sizes less than 100 nm were obtained by heating treatment of.the Nd:YAG precursor particles aged for 6 d in vessel with humidity of 30%-50% at 25℃. Transparent Nd:YAG ceramic pellets were obtained by vacuum sintering at 1730℃ for 10 h. Laser output (305 roW) with a slope efficiency of 5.1% was realized through an end-pumped configuration. Our results indicate that the MAHP method could potentially be used for the fabrication of laser ceramic products,展开更多
文摘The thermal regimes in sedimentary basins in the continental area of China are varied and reflect differences in geological settings. As a result of these variable thermal regimes, the history of hydrocarbon generation in each basin is also different. An east-west profile of the thermal threshold across the continental basins of China, like the Liaohe Basin, the North China Basin, the Ordos Basin, the Qaidam Basin and the Tarim Basin, was constructed using large numbers of heat flow measurements, temperature data and rock thermophysical parameters. Isotherms, surface heat flow, mantle heat flow and Moho temperature beneath the basins are shown in the profile, which illustrates changes in some thermal characteristics between basins in east China and those in west China. Thermal evolution histories in basins were reconstructed using Easy%Ro method, apatite fission track annealing and other paleothermometers. Typical hydrocarbon generation histories of the primary source rocks were modeled by referring to the thermal evolution data. Thermal stages controlled source rocks maturation and oil and gas generation, and influenced the type of hydrocarbon (oil and gas) production in the basins.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.50702031,60974117,50990303,and 50872070)the Excellent Young Investigators Award Foundation of Shandong Province (No.BS2009CL021)the Major State Basic Research Development Program of China (Nos.2009CB93050 and G2004CB619002)
文摘We report the laser output of transparent Nd:YAG (Nd:Y3Al5O12) ceramics fabricated from Nd:YAG precursors through the microwave-assisted homogenous precipitation (MAHP) method. Pure phase and uniform Nd:YAG nano-powders with average sizes less than 100 nm were obtained by heating treatment of.the Nd:YAG precursor particles aged for 6 d in vessel with humidity of 30%-50% at 25℃. Transparent Nd:YAG ceramic pellets were obtained by vacuum sintering at 1730℃ for 10 h. Laser output (305 roW) with a slope efficiency of 5.1% was realized through an end-pumped configuration. Our results indicate that the MAHP method could potentially be used for the fabrication of laser ceramic products,