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Important:   The graphics, images and methods have been developed by the author. Its use is exclusively for academic purposes and use in subsequent works without prior consent is prohibited. Reservoir Map in Siliciclastic and Lenticular Formations Second surrender: Fluid contact Author: Aldo Sardelli  Msc-Geologist Reviewed by: Eugenia Sardelli Geologist-Specialist In the previous edition, everything related to the theme of the Isopic Maps of net oil sand in siliciclastic and lenticular formations was discussed. In this new edition, everything related to Gas-Oil, Gas-Water or Oil-Water Fluid Contacts, etc. will be discussed, generally finding water deeper than other fluids (oil, gas.) by density characteristic of it. However, there are exceptions to this rule, such as the Orinoco Oil Belt south of the Eastern Basin of Venezuela, where there are records of inverted contacts, that is, the water is more shallow than the hydrocarbon (Water Contact -Oil) associated with the visc

Nota Importante:  Los gráficos, imágenes y métodos han sido desarrollados por el autor. Su uso es exclusivamente con fines académicos y se prohíbe el uso en trabajos posteriores sin consentimiento previo. Mapas de Yacimiento en Formaciones Siliciclasticas y lenticulares Segunda entrega: Contacto de fluidos Autor: Aldo Sardelli  Msc-Geologo Revisado: Eugenia Sardelli Geologo-Especialista En la edición anterior se discutió lo relacionado al tema de los Mapas Isopacos de arena neta petrolífera en formaciones siliciclásticas y lenticulares. En esta nueva edición se discutirá todo lo relacionado a los Contactos de Fluidos, dentro de los cuales destacan: Gas-Petróleo, Gas-Agua o Petróleo-Agua, encontrándose generalmente al agua más profundo que los otros fluidos (petróleo, gas, etc.) por la densidad característica de la misma. Sin embargo, existen excepciones a esta regla como es el caso de la Faja Petrolífera de Orinoco al Sur de la Cuenca Oriental de Venezuela, en donde exis

Important:   The graphics, images and methods have been developed by the author. Its use is exclusively for academic purposes and use in subsequent works without prior consent is prohibited. Reservoir Map in Siliciclastic and Lenticular Formations First surrender: Isopaque Maps Author: Aldo Sardelli  Msc-Geologist Reviewed by: Eugenia Sardelli Geologist-Specialist 1.- Introduction: The main objective of a reservoir map is to represent the total oil volumes that is contained in a specific stratigraphic area or unit. It represents, in a bi-dimensional plane, the geological structure, the interception of the faults and the sedimentological events happened in that stratigraphic unit.  For a proper reading or interpretation of a reservoir map, it must have every single needed element to infer more accurately the actual situation of the basis, included structural and isopach contours, faults, stratigraphic boundaries, basic well and borehole information, etc. The object