Evaluation of Petroleum Generation by Hydrous Pyrolysis Experimentation

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Jul 1985

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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Volume 315, Issue 1531,

Physics

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Generation and expulsion of oil from organic sedimentary rocks have been achieved in the laboratory by a technique known as hydrous pyrolysis. This technique maintains a liquid water phase in contact with organic sedimentary rocks during their heating at subcritical water temperatures (less than 374 degrees C). The expelled oil accumulates on the water surface and contains no measurable olefinic hydrocarbons. Hydrous pyrolysis provides a means of acquiring information relating to stages, kinetics and indices of petroleum generation that would be difficult to obtain from a study of only the natural system.

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