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  | author  = Grant M. Skerlec
 
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In practice, the displacement pressure is estimated from laboratory measurements. In real rocks, the single pore-throat radius of the equations on page 10–68 is replaced by a complex pore-throat size distribution.
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In practice, the [[Top seal displacement pressure|displacement pressure]] (P<sub>d</sub>) is estimated from laboratory measurements. In real rocks, the single pore-throat radius of the equations in [[Hydrocarbon column: calculation of maximum height]] is replaced by a complex pore-throat size distribution.
  
 
==Estimating techniques==
 
==Estimating techniques==
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! Technique
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! Technique || Needed for the technique
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| Mercury injection measurements
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| Mercury injection measurements || [[Overview of routine core analysis|Cores]] or [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis|cuttings]]
| Cores or cuttings
 
 
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| Log analysis
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| Log analysis || [[Basic open hole tools#Resistivity|Logs]] and database of laboratory measurements
| Logs and database of laboratory measurements
 
 
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| Sedimentary facies
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| Sedimentary facies || [[Facies map]]s and database of laboratory measurements
| Facies maps and database of laboratory measurements
 
 
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| Pore-size distribution
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| Pore-size distribution || [[Thin section analysis|Thin sections]], cores, or cuttings
| Thin sections, cores, or cuttings
 
 
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==See also==
 
==See also==
This subsection contains the following topics which correlate with the techniques listed in the table above.
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* [[Measuring displacement pressure using mercury injection]]
 
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* [[Estimating displacement pressure from sedimentary facies and well logs]]
* [[Measuring p<sub>d</sub> using mercury injection]]
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* [[Estimating displacement pressure from pore size]]
* [[Estimating seal capacity from sedimentary facies and well logs]]
 
* [[Estimating p<sub>d</sub> from pore size]]
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 18:41, 31 March 2022

Exploring for Oil and Gas Traps
Series Treatise in Petroleum Geology
Part Predicting the occurrence of oil and gas traps
Chapter Evaluating top and fault seal
Author Grant M. Skerlec
Link Web page
Store AAPG Store

In practice, the displacement pressure (Pd) is estimated from laboratory measurements. In real rocks, the single pore-throat radius of the equations in Hydrocarbon column: calculation of maximum height is replaced by a complex pore-throat size distribution.

Estimating techniques

The following table lists techniques commonly used to estimate the displacement pressure of a top seal.

Technique Needed for the technique
Mercury injection measurements Cores or cuttings
Log analysis Logs and database of laboratory measurements
Sedimentary facies Facies maps and database of laboratory measurements
Pore-size distribution Thin sections, cores, or cuttings

See also

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