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Siliciclastic Reservoir
RocksPresented by: Br. Zhunio B. Jonathan B.
Preparer of Petroleum Geology III
Central University of Venezuela1
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2Rock Cycle
Fig 0. Rock cycle, From What does the Rock Cycle tell us about
the formation of rocks? by New York State High School
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Sedimentary Environments
Fig 1. Sedimentary Environments, From Introduction to Petroleum
Geology III by Ing. Calvo A
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Sedimentary Processes
Fig 2. Sedimentary process Continents sediment sources by UNAM,
Mexico
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Transport
Fig 3. Movement clasts in a flow, From Transport mechanism by
UNAM, Mexico
Greater diameter
Heavier
Smaller diameter
Lighter
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Textural Maturity
Fig 4. Textural maturity, From Identification and classification
of clastic rocks by UNAM, Mexico
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Fig 5. Relative soil particle sizes, From The dirt on soil by
Discovery Education
Granulometry
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Sedimentation and Diagenesis
Fig 6. Sedimentation and Diagenesis, From Introduction to
Petroleum Geology III by Ing. Calvo A
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Sedimentary Structures
Fig 7. Sedimentary Structures, From T.E.G, Local Geology Black
Hill Field by Zhunio J. (2014)
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Fluvial Reservoirs
Fig 8. Fluvial Reservoir, From Siliciclastic Reservoir Rocks"
Magoon L. B and W. G. Dow (1994)
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Eolian ReservoirsFig 9. Eolian Reservoir, From Siliciclastic
Reservoir Rocks" Magoon L. B and W. G. Dow (1994)
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Lacustrine-Related
Reservoirs
Fig 10. Lacustrine-Related Reservoirs, From Siliciclastic
Reservoir Rocks" Magoon L. B and W. G. Dow (1994)
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Deltaic Reservoirs
Fig 11. Deltaic Reservoir, From Siliciclastic Reservoir Rocks"
Magoon L. B and W. G. Dow (1994)
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Shallow Marine
Reservoirs
Fig 12. Shallow Marine Reservoir, From Siliciclastic Reservoir
Rocks" Magoon L. B and W. G. Dow (1994)
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Deep Marine ReservoirsFig 13. Deep Marine Reservoir, From
Siliciclastic Reservoir Rocks" Magoon L. B and W. G. Dow (1994)
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Gamma-Ray Patterns and Deposition
Fig 14. From "Application of Electric well logs" Part III,
Wellbore G. PetroBras
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Sedimentary Rock Symbols
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Fig 15. Rock Symbols From
"http://www.jsu.edu/dept/geography/mhill/phylabtwo/lab4/rocksyf.html"
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All reservoirs
are naturally
fractured
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