Carbonates, Present and Future of Petroleum Production

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Eng. Jhoan Jose Urdaneta M. Sc.
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Abstract

Introduction-Carbonates constitute the most abundant sediments and sedimentary rocks after terrigenous clastics. Carbonates are mainly formed by chemical, biochemical and biological processes, in contrast to sediments and rocks of terrigenous origin, which originate due to weathering and erosion of pre-existing material, arge percentage of carbonates are constituted in the marine environment, in coastal or tropical oceanic environments where clastic sedimentation is minimal or does not exist. These carbonates develop as reefs, platforms, atolls, banks, mounds, and ramps, as well as in the form of pelagic deposits in the oceans, for which a series of conditions is necessary, in the formation and accumulation of these sediments.

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Eng. Jhoan Jose Urdaneta M. Sc.. 2019. \u201cCarbonates, Present and Future of Petroleum Production\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - J: General Engineering GJRE-J Volume 19 (GJRE Volume 19 Issue J6): .

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Introduction-Carbonates constitute the most abundant sediments and sedimentary rocks after terrigenous clastics. Carbonates are mainly formed by chemical, biochemical and biological processes, in contrast to sediments and rocks of terrigenous origin, which originate due to weathering and erosion of pre-existing material, arge percentage of carbonates are constituted in the marine environment, in coastal or tropical oceanic environments where clastic sedimentation is minimal or does not exist. These carbonates develop as reefs, platforms, atolls, banks, mounds, and ramps, as well as in the form of pelagic deposits in the oceans, for which a series of conditions is necessary, in the formation and accumulation of these sediments.

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