Formation and preservation of reservoirs at great depth
Формирование и сохранение резервуаров на большой глубине
2022-07-20
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The article comprises of the conditions for the formation of reservoirs that retain their properties at great depths, as well as the geological features that are necessary for their safety during subsidence. Since the factors that ensure preservation are very diverse, their digitization is quite difficult; rather, we should say on considering many factors, the combination of which, and not necessarily all at once, is sufficient to forecast the existence of hydrocarbon deposits (and therefore, first of all, reservoirs) at depths that have become technologically accessible, that is, to expand the range geological forecast, which is technologically achieved.
Key Findings
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Expanding the range of geological forecasts is possible as technological capabilities make greater depths accessible.
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Forecasting deep hydrocarbon deposits is feasible by considering certain combinations of multiple factors, even if not all factors are present simultaneously.
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Preservation factors for deep reservoirs are diverse and difficult to fully digitize or model comprehensively.
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Reservoirs that retain their properties at great depths form under specific conditions and require particular geological features to ensure safety during subsidence.
Research Object
Deep subsurface hydrocarbon reservoirs (reservoirs at great depth)
Research Subject
Conditions and geological features enabling formation and preservation (safety during subsidence) of deep hydrocarbon reservoirs and factors for forecasting their existence
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2022-07-20
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