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Description and selection of soils at two oil shale disposal sites
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This paper presents geologic soil descriptions of two oil shale areas selected for soil sampling. Soil samples are to be collected specifically from areas designated for spent shale disposal. One shale disposal site is the Colorado Rio Blanco lease tract C-a, 84 Mesa. The other area is adjacent to the Clegg Creek Member of the New Albany shale in southeast Indiana. Site descriptions are considered to be fundamental before sampling in order to collect samples that are representative of the major parent material. The dominant parent materials found near Rio Blanco are basalt, sandstone, and marlstone. The dominant parent material in southeast Indiana is glacial till. The soils weathered from these materials have different physical and chemical characteristics. Collected samples will be representative of these characteristics. 6 refs., 3 figs.

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CitationMcGowan, L.J. ---- Roy Long, Description and selection of soils at two oil shale disposal sites, 2016-09-29, https://edx.netl.doe.gov/dataset/description-and-selection-of-soils-at-two-oil-shale-disposal-sites
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Publication Date1985-6-1
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