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Migration from Source to Trap: Chapter 3: PETROLEUM GENERATION AND MIGRATION
William A. England, Alastair L. Mann, David M. Mann
AAPG Special Volumes
... 2^nabla(1/r) is small except at lithological boundaries where it gives rise to the large forces by which reservoir seals operate and that prevent...
1991
Evaluating Seals for Hydrocarbon Retention
John Kaldi
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... through the reservoir via buoyancy (the density difference between hydrocarbon and water). The greater the density difference between the two phases...
2014
Sediment Gravity Flows: Their Classification and Some Problems of Application to Natural Flows and Deposits
Donald R. Lowe
Special Publications of SEPM
... Actual lifting of the grains against gravity can be accomplished by flow turbulence dispersive pressure escaping pore fluids and buoyancy All...
1979
Fault-Seal Analysis in Minas Field Area-1, Central Sumatra Basin
Yohanes Bosko C. Indrarto
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... the fault plane capillary entry pressure, calculated based on SGR approach, with the buoyancy pressure of reservoir fluids. Fluid leakage through a fault...
2014
Abstract: Faulting: Leak or Seal for Petroleum Accumulations? by Marlan W. Downey; #90943 (1997).
Search and Discovery.com
1997
Long-Range Petroleum Migration in the Illinois Basin (1)
CRAIG M. BETHKE , JACKIE D. REED , and DONALD F. OLTZ
AAPG Bulletin
... hydrodynamic drive for oil migration. Even though the migration pathway from source to reservoir in the Illinois basin was nearly horizontal, so that buoyancy...
1991
The Determination of Seal Capacities for Highly Pressured HP/HT Traps: A Best-Practice Workflow
Stephen O'Connor, Richard Swarbrick, Richard Lahann, Alexander Edwards, David Scott, Sam Green
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... the magnitude of the effective stresses. At this stress state, fractures will allow the underlying reservoir to lose fluids and pressure and the trap...
2013
Evaluation of possible gas microseepage mechanisms
Alton Brown
AAPG Bulletin
... and the minor increase in buoyancy. Assuming an equal width fracture from reservoir to surface, the greater volume needed to flow through fractures...
2000
Two-Dimensional Modeling of Groundwater Flow in an Evolving Deltaic Environment
David S. Gordon, Peter B. Flemings
Special Publications of SEPM
... level chattge Two hydrologic regimes develop I topography drives meteoric fluids basinward withitt the high permeability sattdstones in the landward...
1999
History of Concepts of Gulf Coast Salt-Dome Formation
L. L. Nettleton
AAPG Bulletin
... Willis, R. E. Rettger, and Hans Cloos. CONCEPT OF BUOYANCY FORCES IN SALT-DOME MECHANICS The idea that the salt was of lower density than the sediments...
1955
ABSTRACT: Computer Simulation of Secondary Hydrocarbon Migration and Entrapment, by Robert P. Laudati; #91022 (1989)
Search and Discovery.com
1989
Petroleum Origin and Accumulation in Basin Evolution--A Quantitative Model
D. H. Welte, M. A. Yukler
AAPG Special Volumes
.... The main idea was that petroleum is driven in a water-saturated environment by buoyancy forces, which are vertical, and accumulates in crestal positions...
1984
Petroleum Origin and Accumulation in Basin Evolution--A Quantitative Model
D. H. Welte, M. A. Yukler
AAPG Bulletin
... by buoyancy, is called secondary migration. Petroleum may then be collected in reservoir rocks in various types of structural or stratigraphic traps and form...
1981
Strategy for Assessment of European Gas Shales; #80208 (2012)
Donald L. Gautier
Search and Discovery.com
... or stratigraphic traps Lack down-dip gas- and oil-water contacts Not localized by buoyancy forces Source and reservoir in the same formation Types of Continuous...
2012
History of Petroleum Geology and Its Bearing Upon Present and Future Exploration
M. King Hubbert
AAPG Bulletin
... is favored that oil and gas are expelled from source-rock shale and into the reservoir sandstone by the joint action of the capillary forces of water...
1966
Primary Migration: The Importance of Water-Mineral-Organic Matter Interactions in the Source Rock
Colin Barker
AAPG Special Volumes
.... 4). Deformation involves an increase in surface area and hence an increase in surface energy. The only forces operating on the droplet are buoyancy...
1980
Spontaneous Imbibition in Shales under One-End-Open Boundary Condition: Effect of Wettability, Porosity, and Bedding Orientation
Asiman Saidzade, Ning Liu, Mehdi Mokhtari, Prathmesh Naik Parrikar, Philip Bertrand Wortman
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... of hydraulic fracturing fluids is considered as one of the underlying causes of water loss during multistage fracturing operations. Understanding...
2020
Role of Cap Rock in Oil Accumulation
Robinson P. Lockwood
AAPG Bulletin
... into the reservoir End_Page 713------------------------------ sand. No problems of sedimentation were permitted to enter into the experiments, lest...
1933
Primary Migration - The Importance of Water-Mineral-Organic Matter Interactions in the Source Rock
Colin Barker
AAPG Special Volumes
.... The only forces operating on the droplet are buoyancy, which acts vertically upwards, and the hydrody amic gradient. Hill (quoted by Levorsen, 1954) has...
1978
Handbook on Static Pressures, by D. E. Powley, #60007 (2006).
Search and Discovery.com
2006
Flowback Analysis of the Abadi Field
Iwan Kurniawan
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... well cleanup are corrosive and are difficult to treat. The flowback fluids may also contain solids from the reservoir and from construction debris which...
2013
Primary and Secondary Migration of Oil: Section III. Geological Environments and Migrations
J. M. Hunt
AAPG Special Volumes
... as the movement of gas out of the source rocks into the permeable reservoir rocks while secondary migration was the movement of the fluids within...
1987
Principles of Geochemical Prospect Appraisal
Andrew S. Mackenzie, Tom M. Quigley
AAPG Bulletin
... in these sediments. However, water overpressure gradients in reservoir facies can be comparable in magnitude to buoyancy forces. Because overpressure generally...
1988
Further Notes on the Hydraulic Theory of Oil Migration and Accumulation
John L. Rich
AAPG Bulletin
... buoyancy of oil and gas in water is incapable of causing extensive migration of these fluids in the sandstones and other porous rocks in which the oil...
1923