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• Burial destruction
  ...conomic and, from an exploration point of view, “destroyed.” The following burial processes destroy accumulations by altering the properties of the petroleum ...o gas resulting from thermal [[cracking]]. It primarily takes place during burial. If oil is spilled from a trap by gas displacement during gasification, the
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• Reconstructing burial history
  #REDIRECT [[Pressure prediction: reconstructing burial history]]
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• Burial history chart
  ...te reflectance]] or other maturity parameters are commonly overlain on the burial history diagram.<ref name=Petersetal_2012>Peters, Kenneth E., David J. Curr An example of how to construct a burial history chart:
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• Pressure prediction: reconstructing burial history
  ...tory]] of a play area gives an estimate of vertical displacement by either burial or faulting of at least an order of magnitude of measurement. A pressure-de To predict the fluid pressure of a sealed container using burial history analysis, use the procedure outlined below.
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• Decompaction
  ...and restoration of the thickness of the immediately underlying unit before burial from the surface to [[basement]] until the entire sedimentary succession is
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• Reconstructing burial history
  #REDIRECT [[Pressure prediction: reconstructing burial history]]
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• Backstripping
  ...e of backstripping to account for the amount of compaction at each step of burial.<ref name=Petersetal_2012>Peters, Kenneth E., David J. Curry, and Marek Kac
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• Burial history chart
  ...te reflectance]] or other maturity parameters are commonly overlain on the burial history diagram.<ref name=Petersetal_2012>Peters, Kenneth E., David J. Curr An example of how to construct a burial history chart:
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• File:GumelarFigure9.jpg a) HCH from constant burial depth & b) using the formula Bretan, P. et al (2003). (828 × 316 (78 KB)) - 20:42, 28 October 2021

• File:AlfraihAlSaifFigure9.jpg This is a burial history diagram interpreted from fluid inclusions studies. Thermal maturity (996 × 690 (105 KB)) - 19:17, 31 January 2022

• Pressure prediction: reconstructing burial history
  ...tory]] of a play area gives an estimate of vertical displacement by either burial or faulting of at least an order of magnitude of measurement. A pressure-de To predict the fluid pressure of a sealed container using burial history analysis, use the procedure outlined below.
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• Underpressure causes
  Underpressure can be caused by [[burial]] or [[heat]] decrease. ==Burial==
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• Petroleum destruction
  * [[Burial destruction]]
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• Abnormal hydrostatic pressure
  * [[Burial]] | Uplift || Burial
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• File:H4CH12FG4.JPG Burial history curve for location X represented by the dot in Figure 2 of [[Basin (600 × 369 (82 KB)) - 20:20, 9 July 2015

• Cracking
  ...al process where large molecules break apart into smaller molecules during burial [[maturation]] or in a refinery. [[Kerogen]] in source rocks and oil in res
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• East Breaks hydrocarbon generation model
  ...rred middle Miocene when it too passed below [[depth::11,000 ft]] (3000 m) burial about 0.2 Ma. ==Burial history==
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• Postaccumulation cementation
  ...], sooner or later [[reservoir quality]] decreases with increasing age and burial.<ref name=ch11r5>Bloch, S., 1991, [http://archives.datapages.com/data/bulle As the pore volume within a trap decreases due to [[burial cementation]], several phenomena combine to destroy the economic accumulati
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• Types of diagenetic traps
  ...traps occur in two basic categories: early or near-surface traps and late-burial traps. Late burial diagenetic traps are created by the following:
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• Top seal ductility estimation
  ...in. The mechanical properties are not constant but change with progressive burial as the top seal is converted from a mud to a rock. ...ale top seal does not have constant mechanical properties with progressive burial, compaction decreases ductility at the same time as confining pressure incr
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• Predicting sandstone reservoir porosity
  * Depth of burial # Estimate the effects of intermediate and deep burial diagenesis, especially with respect to the creation of secondary porosity.
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• File:M114CH03FG03.jpg ...servoirs. By contrast, reservoirs in the southern part of the basin are at burial depths present day of ca. 3 km and have not been significantly inverted. Th (700 × 600 (112 KB)) - 17:49, 4 January 2019

• Maturation
  ...vel is the product of a number of variables, such as [[tectonic setting]], burial history, and thermal history. A number of variables such as [[paleolatitude
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• Diagenetic traps: criteria for recognition
  * Late, deep-burial cements or fabrics present, such as [http://www.minersoc.org/pages/Archive- * Abrupt vertical change in the amount of deep-burial cements present but not coincident with a change in depositional fabric ([[
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