Basic Petroleum Geology

[@DavidThomasHubub]

You really do rock!

[@ЕскендирБисенов]

Interesting video. I recommend to add some information about dependence of hydrocarbons temperature from depth of hydocarbons, T(h). And try to illustrate the examples of real oil deposits and their real characteristics.

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[@osamaalhity6733]

Thanks Dr. that really a good idea to learn mean of petroleum geology

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Nice lesson 👏👏😀

[@radwinaskari7829]

Good job! Thanks for useful information.

[@faiqazharabbasi2476]

Hey Dr.Chris! This video's amazing! I love your way of explaining and making things less complex

[@ericharbaugh1777]

Good video. I'm sitting on an old reservoir where one of the main oil bearing layers is directly above what is being called the "basement" rock granite. There are lots of organic remains in the oil bearing layer as well as layers above. However, it seems that I am missing two out of the five you say are required. Is the oil being held in the source rock, or do you think the source rock is below the granite?

[@justinvr9812]

So Eric, what he is describing is conventional or typical. There are many different geological situations. Now without knowing the geology of youre area it is very difficult to make an assessment. However, typically the "basement" rock is below any sediments that could contain hydrocarbons. Granite is a metamorphosed igneous rock, so that being said it possibly could overlay sediments depending on the time frame. The source rocks are typically shales, which have a lot of organics within them.

[@marianwhit]

Was oil created in large volumes during catastrophic events such as asteroid strikes? I am interested in the organic material and when major depositions occurred...do they correlate to major catastrophic events? In other words, was energy from those events and widespread death of organisms stored in the petroleum over time?

[@zaitonng7427]

Hi @Dr. Chris, just subcribed to your channel & found it very useful. Just a quick question, what is the different between petroleum system & play fairway?

[@charlieegell]

Is it possible to get the ppt presentation?

[@MrOkokoka1]

Thanks from Kazakhstan!

[@hashimniazi6089]

Sir, is Petroleum engineering is related to Geology?

[@faridasafarova9450]

Not a professional. But i think yes, as Petroleum engineers study geology as well. (Also there is a term petro geology)

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Thanks for sharing Dr

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So Raghu Ram is a Geology expert?

[@kenmukkath10]

I'm not able to access notes

[@cesarvazquez1986]

Helps a lot!

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Thank you Sir...

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Interesting

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Thanks a lot.

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Don;t stop man

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Hi doctor

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Awesome :D

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Thanks.... plz more video or lecture to geology

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thank you

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Thank you...

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more videos pls

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Making sense

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