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• Petroleum system concept: examples of application
  Linking the elements (source, reservoir, seal, and overburden) to the processes of [[petroleum]] geology (trap formation ...structural [[deformation]]. Tectonic stability is critical for maintaining seal integrity. Laterally drained systems are most commonly found in fore-deep a
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• Midale water saturation and pore geometry
  * [[Weyburn seal capacity]] * [[Midale seal capacity and trap type]]
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• Displacement pressure estimation from pore size
  | chapter = Evaluating top and fault seal Predicting top seal capacity is difficult—even in idealized experiments in which all variable
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• Petroleum system
  ...m geology, including: the essential elements ([[source]], [[reservoir]], [[seal]], and [[overburden rock]]) and processes ([[trap formation]], [[generation * [[Seal]] rock
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• Trap classification levels
  * Composition—the makeup of the [[reservoir]], [[seal]], or fluid that creates or defines the trap boundaries. ...marine carbonate trap, was the closure formed because of the reservoir and seal facies relationships of a reef, an oolite bar, or a tidal channel?
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• Trap geometry: changes
  ...ill result in rapid spillage. If further fault movement restores favorable seal juxtaposition (C, at t = 3), additional petroleum charge will be needed to ...lts likely to cut the seal at the [[accumulation]] should be less than the seal thickness to avoid spillage by juxtaposition across the fault plane.
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• Diagenetic trap regime
  ...diagenetic processes that created or modified either the reservoir or the seal are somewhat difficult to establish because not all diagenetic processes ar ...rgely independent of the original depositional environment of reservoir or seal.
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• Petrophysical analysis of lithofacies
  ...o much, then a relationship exists between [[lithofacies]] and reservoiror seal-quality rocks that we can use when prospecting for stratigraphic traps. A p ...a relationship exists between the development of reservoir-quality rocks, seal-quality rocks, and lithofacies that can be used to predict location and eco
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• Molyneux:sandbox
  * [[Fault seal]] * [[Seal]]
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• Suggested pages
  ** [[Seal]]
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• Fault seal quantitative prediction: shale smear factor, shale gouge ratio, and smear gouge ratio
  ...utting a reservoir sequence, it is desirable to predict the likely [[Fault seal behavior|sealing behavior]] of each part of the fault system. ...erveld, R. C. M. W. Franssen, G. M. Ingram, and P. D. Richard, 1996, Fault seal processes, in Norwegian Petroleum Society, eds., Hydrocarbon seals-importan
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• Weyburn seal capacity
  ...his retain, especially since superficially the seal doesn't appear to be a seal at all. Instead, it consists of rocks with appreciable [[porosity]], local ...600 ft (180 m). Could rocks of the porous mudstone facies act as a lateral seal for this much oil column? To calculate oil column height, we use the follow
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• Fault seal-conduit studies
  Fault seal–conduit studies predict fault seal–conduit behavior and potential [[hydrocarbon column]] height, based on fa ...portant in [[trap]]s where faults play an important role in the critical [[seal]]. The analysis involves blending data on fault [[deformation]] mechanisms
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• Midale porosity, pore geometries, and petrophysics
  * [[Weyburn seal capacity]] * [[Midale seal capacity and trap type]]
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• Lithofacies analysis
  ...ty]] and [[permeability]] data (if available) from potential reservoir and seal intervals.
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• Reducing exploration risk
  ...reservoir and seal rocks and the trapping geometry formed by the reservoir–seal interface. '''Timing''' is whether the trap formed before the petroleum cha ...cted using geologic principals. A similar procedure is carried out for the seal and trapping geometry. These subevents must be reduced to a single number b
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• Types of diagenetic traps
  * Bottom seal generated below oil-water contacts by [[Postaccumulation cementation|late c
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• Pressure prediction: analysis of cuttings
  ...cutting samples should alert the geologist to the potential of a pressure seal.
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• Hydrocarbon expulsion, migration, and accumulation
  ...ly or vertically, with pore throat sizes smaller than the carrier bed. The seal pore throat breakthrough pressure or the distance to the spill point of the
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• Trap spillage
  * Areas of structural growth after charging can leak if the seal is fractured during deformation (see [[Leakage]]).
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