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mountain muscle said:
Please tell me I made someone's list. Please.

Like I am going to read this damn thing anyway.

see my post above
 
You left some here, come get it. The silt combined with the wasatch and a 20+ degree build sucks my ass.

The good news, we are moving to easy drilling, read bonus time.

BTW, why does a salt dome <sealevel> in offshore drilling indicate a possible oil reserve? Swelling of a porous formation?
 
mountain muscle said:
You left some here, come get it. The silt combined with the wasatch and a 20+ degree build sucks my ass.

The good news, we are moving to easy drilling, read bonus time.

BTW, why does a salt dome <sealevel> in offshore drilling indicate a possible oil reserve? Swelling of a porous formation?


No thanks you can keep your silt.

Could indicate a trap or just might be a diapere or another salt squeeze structure. Could also be swelling from influx, I'd need a lot more info about the specific area to know.

Cheers,
Scotsman
 
Scotsman said:
No thanks you can keep your silt.

Could indicate a trap or just might be a diapere or another salt squeeze structure. Could also be swelling from influx, I'd need a lot more info about the specific area to know.

Cheers,
Scotsman

I guess I don't understand why a salt formation would be an indicator of oil?
 
mountain muscle said:
I guess I don't understand why a salt formation would be an indicator of oil?


Often times you get a salt layer near or adjacent to an organics rich zone. Then with a sand cap you have the set up for a deformational environment. The soft undermaterial acts as a liquid so any fracturing or break structure in the sand can induce salt swelling and domal formation. That way you get a formational trap especially with regional folding or lateral deformation.

Cheers,
Scotsman
 
Scotsman said:
Often times you get a salt layer near or adjacent to an organics rich zone. Then with a sand cap you have the set up for a deformational environment. The soft undermaterial acts as a liquid so any fracturing or break structure in the sand can induce salt swelling and domal formation. That way you get a formational trap especially with regional folding or lateral deformation.

Cheers,
Scotsman

This being concurrent only with offshore fields or land based too?
 
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