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AuthorSadooni, Fadhil N.
Available date2019-04-18T07:12:39Z
Publication Date2017-04-28
Publication NameCarbonates and Evaporites
Identifierhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s13146-017-0355-4
CitationSadooni, F.N. Carbonates Evaporites (2018) 33: 465. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13146-017-0355-4
ISSN0891-2556
URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/10576/11491
AbstractRudist buildups form the major oil-producing reservoirs in the Cretaceous carbonate strata of the Arabian Plate. They are the main components of the Shuaiba and Mishrif and to lesser extent, the Natih, Mauddud, Simsima, and the Hartha Formations. The demise of the rudist buildups in the region was achieved either by destruction, clastic invasion, or drowning. These processes are found to influence the resultant rocks and their reservoir properties. Destruction may lead to wide-scale scattering and deposition of thick, porous, and permeable strata of rudist-bearing grainstone/packstone beyond the buildup areas, whereas, those covered by clastic fronts are subjected to meteoric water and tend to be well-cemented. Drowned buildups tend to be compact and have more argillaceous materials. Both poroperm and capillary pressure data of these rock suites reflect such differentiation. Recognizing these processes may help predicting locations of the best-developed rudist-bearing reservoirs and enhance our understanding of their reservoir characteristics.
Languageen
PublisherSpringer Berlin Heidelberg
SubjectCretaceous
Arabian Plate
Depositional systems
Carbonate reservoirs
Reefs
TitleImpact of the demise mechanisms of the Cretaceous rudist buildups in the Arabian Plate on their reservoir characteristics
TypeArticle
Pagination465–476
Issue Number3
Volume Number33
ESSN1878-5212
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