2009
DOI: 10.18268/bsgm2009v61n3a5
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Generación de petróleo mediante experimentos de pirólisis: revisión sobre el conocimiento actual

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“…Once the hydrocarbons become contained in the bedrock, oil fluids are continuously removed through the phenomenon of expulsion toward porous neighboring rocks (Santamaría-Orozco et al 2009). During primary migration, lower density hydrocarbons migrate to trap sites and displace a portion of the water inside the formation (Veil et al 2004), then this mass of oil and gas subsequently migrates upward through porous strata because of gravity or the pressure of tectonic plates (Luo et al 2007) in what is known as secondary migration.…”
Section: Origin Of Produced Watersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Once the hydrocarbons become contained in the bedrock, oil fluids are continuously removed through the phenomenon of expulsion toward porous neighboring rocks (Santamaría-Orozco et al 2009). During primary migration, lower density hydrocarbons migrate to trap sites and displace a portion of the water inside the formation (Veil et al 2004), then this mass of oil and gas subsequently migrates upward through porous strata because of gravity or the pressure of tectonic plates (Luo et al 2007) in what is known as secondary migration.…”
Section: Origin Of Produced Watersmentioning
confidence: 99%