Sentence examples for generated hydrocarbons from inspiring English sources

Only the addition of marine shales under anoxic conditions resulted in robust gas generation and not all shales generated hydrocarbons.

The transformation ratio (TR), which is defined as the ratio of generated hydrocarbons to the total generation potential of a source rock (Shalaby et al. 2011), reached 96%% for the Kazhdumi Formation and Ahmadi Member (Figs. 13, 14).

With increasing temperature, the newly generated hydrocarbons may become sufficiently mobile to leave the source beds in solution, suspension, or emulsion with the water being expelled from the compacting molecular lattices of the clay minerals.

The generated hydrocarbons by these formations are not significant with TR values lower than 7%%.

S 1 and S 2 represent the amount of hydrocarbon of free and generated hydrocarbons, respectively.

The movement of newly generated hydrocarbons out of their source rock is primary migration, also called expulsion.

The thermal mature shales contain more residually generated hydrocarbon, whereas the argillaceous dolomites contain more migrated hydrocarbon.

The generated hydrocarbon of the Kazhdumi Formation is not significant in this well location with TR lower than 10%% (Fig. 13).

The generated hydrocarbon products have a finite storage capacity and until this capacity is exceeded, no oil expulsion takes place (Powell 1978; Mc Auliffe 1979; Durand 1983; Tissot and Welte 1984; Inan et al. 1998).

Similarly, HI versus Ro and Tmax plots can be widely used to determine types of generated hydrocarbon (i.e. oil and gas or mixed) from sedimentary organic matter (Fig. 11).

Using two selected wells, the models have been interpreted to generate hydrocarbons from the Pakawau Group between Upper Paleocene and Middle Eocene.