Sentence examples for basement hydrocarbon from inspiring English sources

Basement hydrocarbon reservoirs are widely distributed worldwide.

Basement hydrocarbon reservoirs are a special type of oil and gas reservoirs.

In recent years, a major breakthrough has been made in basement-rock hydrocarbon exploration in the Qaidam Basin, and basement-rock reservoirs have become important exploration targets in the basin.

Some of the relations of the reservoir properties are tested by cross-plotting P-impedance versus effective and total porosity, P-impedance versus density as shown in Figs. 20, 21 and 22. Different Lithologies, e.g. shale, hydrocarbon, coal, and basement etc., show good separation of properties in P-impedance Versus V P/V S domain.

Delacour et al. [2] also determined that hydrocarbons were present in these basement rocks.

Though dozens of wells have been drilled in the pre-Tertiary basement, the actual number of wells in which hydrocarbons were discovered is approximately 30% of the total.

Prospecting, test drilling, and oil enhancement activities in these fields are risky without a solid mechanic and kinematic background based on simulation of sedimentary fracture patterns which are associated with basement-involved strike-slip faults and may govern hydrocarbon migration as structure controls, fluid channels, or screens.

In this study, several geochemical, geophysical, and geological methods are used to assess the hydrocarbon accumulation conditions and mechanisms of the basement-rock reservoirs found in the Qaidam Basin, and the main factors controlling the reservoirs are proposed.

Major hydrocarbon-generation depressions controlled the overall basement-rock reservoir distribution, paleo-uplifts (or paleo-salients) and paleo-slopes controlled the hydrocarbon migration directions, faults and unconformities controlled hydrocarbon-migration channel systems, and weathered-crust reservoirs of basement rocks controlled hydrocarbon enrichment.

These authors suggested that these hydrocarbons account for an important fraction of the carbon stored in the basement rocks of the Atlantis Massif.

During the 50s, as sleek, be-finned leviathans belched hydrocarbons on newly constructed highways, Mrs French's little black coupe was kept in the basement of the stately Empress Hotel, ready to leave its ivy-covered home at a moment's notice.