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    GEOLOGY

    THEORY PART:

    ORIGIN , MIGRATION AND ACCUMULATION.

    RESERVOIR ROCKS AND TRAPPING MECHANISM.

    PETROLEUM GEOLOGY OF PAKISTAN.

    WELLSITE GEOLOGYCASE HISTORIES OF SELECTED OIL & GAS FIELDS.

    GEOLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL EXPLORATION.

    LAB WORK:

    STRATIGRAPHIC AND STRUCTURAL CONTOURROBLEMS.

    LITHOFACIES MAPS AND PANEL DIAGRAMS.

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    Kerogene: Most of the organic Material (85-95%) found in source rocks consists ofKerogene. It is a solid Pyrobitumen i.e insoluble in ordinary organic solvents. Heat is

    required to break it. It is chiefly consists ofC, H, O

    and less amount ofN, S

    . It is foundin marine rocks usually in Shales, fine amorphous dark brown powder like coal dust.A arentl kero ene is different t es

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    Heavy oil, light oil, and natural gasrepresent increasing grades ofpetroleum, formed with increasing

    temperature during burial (affects oil/gasratio):

    Diagenesis: 0-100 m depth, < 50C

    Catagenesis: 100 m to 3.5-5.0 km depth, 50-150C

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    Oil window 3.5-6.2 km

    ~90-150C

    Gas window

    6.2-9 km 150-225C

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    To form an economic oil deposit:

    Source Rock oil shale - sedimentary

    rock formed by

    compaction of organic-

    rich mud, buried and

    heated

    Migration Petroleum has a lower

    density than the rocksoverlying it

    Allows it to move towardthe surface

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    To form an economic oil deposit:

    Reservoir Rock

    Porous andpermeable rock

    Common reservoirrocks

    Hold oil/gas in porespaces

    Sandstone Fractured limestone

    Often trapped by

    impermeable layers,

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    Where is the oil?

    About 2/3 of the world'soil is

    located in the MiddleEast.

    Other importantreserves

    include:

    Gulf of Mexico

    Venezuela West Siberia

    Libya

    Nigeria

    Regionsof major known oil reserves

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