* Conversely, fault movement during or after charge of the trap will always result in some leakage, probably by a form of natural hydraulic fracturing along the fault plane. If charge is sufficient, leakage may be slower than charge, so petroleum may accumulate and be preserved as long as charging continues. | * Conversely, fault movement during or after charge of the trap will always result in some leakage, probably by a form of natural hydraulic fracturing along the fault plane. If charge is sufficient, leakage may be slower than charge, so petroleum may accumulate and be preserved as long as charging continues. |