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Clay phenomena that may occur within sandstones: (a) clay migration, and (b) clay swelling.
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English: Clay mechanisms in sedimentary rocks with fresh water:
(a) Migration: dragging forces release clay particles from the pore wall (1) to the pore space plugging the pore throats (2). (b) Swelling: Specific clay particles such as montmorillonite adsorb water, increasing their size and blocking pore throats. |
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