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HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL IN JORDAN
Journal of Petroleum Geology, 2013The paper presents results from a range of petroleum exploration studies carried out in Jordan – some regional in approach, others focussed on the NE of the country – together with a review of existing literature and industry reports. The dominant active structural feature in Jordan is the NNW‐SSE striking Dead Sea Transform, characterised in southern ...
D. Naylor +4 more
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HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL OF PHILIPPINE BASINS
Energy, 1981Abstract The history of oil exploration in the Philippines dates back to the late 1800s when the first exploratory well for Petroleum was drilled on the Island of Cebu, in the Visayan Region. Since 1896 over 367 exploratory wells have been drilled in twelve basins within the Philippine Archipelago. In early 1979, the first commercial oil field in the
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HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL OF THE TRINIDAD AREA
Proceedings of SPE Petroleum and Exposition Conference, 1976Abstract It is now recognised that deltaic and associated sands, together with porous marine limestones, form the vast majority of the reservoirs in the major accumulations of hydrocarbons throughout the world. The source of the hydrocarbons is now thought to be kerogen which is generated from the ...
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OFFSHORE HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL OF INDONESIA
Energy, 1981Abstract Offshore producing Tertiary sedimentary basins in Indonesia account for 34% of total daily production and some 12% of cumulative production of oil. The producing basins offshore are basically the geological continuation of onshore producing basins.
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FAULTS AND HYDROCARBONS POTENTIAL
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Bochkarev, Vitaly Anatolyevich +1 more
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Volcaniclastics as potential hydrocarbon reservoirs
Clay Minerals, 1984AbstractVolcaniclastics have not as yet been considered prime hydrocarbon exploration targets. This is because they contain a high proportion of mechanically and mineralogically unstable components which generally cause a faster deterioration in reservoir quality upon burial than is found in siliciclastics. Also, their complex mineralogical composition
U. Seemann, M. Scherer
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Hydrocarbon potential of Somaliland
First Break, 2006type of prospects in the drilled basins. In addition, modern seismic reflection surveying has had very limited application in Somaliland. Therefore, many prospective petroleum systems in the onshore and offshore regions of the country remain relatively unexplored.
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Hydrocarbon potential of the shelves
International Geology Review, 1971Large accumulations of oil and gas in shelf zones under the sea are definitely indicated, on consideration of the geochemistry of organic substance in such environments, modern ideas on geochemistry, genesis and migrations of hydrocarbons, and exploration-production experience in different parts of the world.
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Potential of nonporous adaptive crystals for hydrocarbon separation
Chemical Society Reviews, 2023The adsorptive separation based on nonporous adaptive crystals (NACs) is an attractive green separation technology. Herein, we comprehensively summarize recent advances in various supramolecular hosts-based NACs for hydrocarbon separation.
Miaomiao Yan +3 more
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THE HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL OF THE DUNTROON BASIN
The APEA Journal, 1995An integrated evaluation of the Duntroon Basin has resulted in the identification of a new petroleum system. Petroleum system components are described in context of the basin-forming passive margin processes, the influence of pre-existing basement controls, and extra-basinal regional tectonic events.
M. A. Smith, I. F. Donaldson
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