Estudio comparativo de la composición geoquímica de extractos de la formaciones Simití y La Luna en la cuenca del valle medio del Magdalena
Este proyecto comparó características geoquímicas de las formaciones Simití y La Luna. La evaluación de la composición geoquímica de las rocas y extractos de las formaciones La Luna y Simití se llevó a cabo mediante análisis de pirólisis RockEval, Carbono Orgánico Total (COT), y cromatografía de gas...
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Caicedo Quintero, Julieth Angelica
Lopez Guerra, Jonathan
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- 2016
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- Universidad Industrial de Santander
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- Formación Simití
Formación La Luna
Cuenca Valle Medio Del Magdalena
Cromatografía De Gases
Biomarcadores
Carbono Orgánico Total.
The aim of this work was the comparison of geochemical characteristics of Simití and La Luna formations. The evaluation of the geochemical composition of La Luna and Simití formations rocks and extracts was conducted by Pyrolysis Rock-Eval
Total Organic Carbon (TOC) and gas chromatography with FID and MSD detector
to determine similarities between them as a basis for more reliable oil-rock and oiloil correlations
in order to improve the definition and understanding of those recognized petroleum systems in the basin of the Middle Magdalena Valley. The geochemical evaluation of organic matter in samples from both formations showed that they have the necessary conditions to be considered source rocks; La Luna formation is associated from good to excellent source rock with TOC values between 2.27% and 5.01%
hydrogen index between 395 and 505 mg HC/TOC
and kerogen type II prone to oil; while Simití formation is associated with a favorably to very good source rock with TOC values between 0.63% and 2.48%
hydrogen index between 272 and 494 mg HC/TOC
and kerogen type II prone to oil and kerógeno type II-III prone to oil-gas. The geochemical evaluation of the extracts used for the characterization of the bitumen present in the La Luna and Simití formations indicated that both formations were deposited in an anoxic marine environment with input of organic matter of algal dominance; La Luna formation presents greater contribution of carbonate material and a lesser shale proportion
while in the Simití formation the opposite occurs. In regards to maturity and biodegradation
the Simití formation presents more maturity and less biodegradation than La Luna formation.
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Estudio comparativo de la composición geoquímica de extractos de la formaciones Simití y La Luna en la cuenca del valle medio del Magdalena |
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Simití Formation, La Luna Formation, Middle Magdalena Valley Basin Gas Chromatography, Biomarkers, Total Organic Carbon. |
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Estudio comparativo de la composición geoquímica de extractos de la formaciones Simití y La Luna en la cuenca del valle medio del Magdalena |
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Estudio comparativo de la composición geoquímica de extractos de la formaciones Simití y La Luna en la cuenca del valle medio del Magdalena Formación Simití Formación La Luna Cuenca Valle Medio Del Magdalena Cromatografía De Gases Biomarcadores Carbono Orgánico Total. The aim of this work was the comparison of geochemical characteristics of Simití and La Luna formations. The evaluation of the geochemical composition of La Luna and Simití formations rocks and extracts was conducted by Pyrolysis Rock-Eval Total Organic Carbon (TOC) and gas chromatography with FID and MSD detector to determine similarities between them as a basis for more reliable oil-rock and oiloil correlations in order to improve the definition and understanding of those recognized petroleum systems in the basin of the Middle Magdalena Valley. The geochemical evaluation of organic matter in samples from both formations showed that they have the necessary conditions to be considered source rocks; La Luna formation is associated from good to excellent source rock with TOC values between 2.27% and 5.01% hydrogen index between 395 and 505 mg HC/TOC and kerogen type II prone to oil; while Simití formation is associated with a favorably to very good source rock with TOC values between 0.63% and 2.48% hydrogen index between 272 and 494 mg HC/TOC and kerogen type II prone to oil and kerógeno type II-III prone to oil-gas. The geochemical evaluation of the extracts used for the characterization of the bitumen present in the La Luna and Simití formations indicated that both formations were deposited in an anoxic marine environment with input of organic matter of algal dominance; La Luna formation presents greater contribution of carbonate material and a lesser shale proportion while in the Simití formation the opposite occurs. In regards to maturity and biodegradation the Simití formation presents more maturity and less biodegradation than La Luna formation. |
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Estudio comparativo de la composición geoquímica de extractos de la formaciones Simití y La Luna en la cuenca del valle medio del Magdalena |
title_full |
Estudio comparativo de la composición geoquímica de extractos de la formaciones Simití y La Luna en la cuenca del valle medio del Magdalena |
title_fullStr |
Estudio comparativo de la composición geoquímica de extractos de la formaciones Simití y La Luna en la cuenca del valle medio del Magdalena |
title_full_unstemmed |
Estudio comparativo de la composición geoquímica de extractos de la formaciones Simití y La Luna en la cuenca del valle medio del Magdalena |
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Estudio comparativo de la composición geoquímica de extractos de la formaciones Simití y La Luna en la cuenca del valle medio del Magdalena |
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Caicedo Quintero, Julieth Angelica Lopez Guerra, Jonathan |
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Stashenko, Elena E. Marquez Romero, Robert Emilio Vasquez Pinto, Mauricio Andres |
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Caicedo Quintero, Julieth Angelica Lopez Guerra, Jonathan |
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Formación Simití Formación La Luna Cuenca Valle Medio Del Magdalena Cromatografía De Gases Biomarcadores Carbono Orgánico Total. |
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Formación Simití Formación La Luna Cuenca Valle Medio Del Magdalena Cromatografía De Gases Biomarcadores Carbono Orgánico Total. The aim of this work was the comparison of geochemical characteristics of Simití and La Luna formations. The evaluation of the geochemical composition of La Luna and Simití formations rocks and extracts was conducted by Pyrolysis Rock-Eval Total Organic Carbon (TOC) and gas chromatography with FID and MSD detector to determine similarities between them as a basis for more reliable oil-rock and oiloil correlations in order to improve the definition and understanding of those recognized petroleum systems in the basin of the Middle Magdalena Valley. The geochemical evaluation of organic matter in samples from both formations showed that they have the necessary conditions to be considered source rocks; La Luna formation is associated from good to excellent source rock with TOC values between 2.27% and 5.01% hydrogen index between 395 and 505 mg HC/TOC and kerogen type II prone to oil; while Simití formation is associated with a favorably to very good source rock with TOC values between 0.63% and 2.48% hydrogen index between 272 and 494 mg HC/TOC and kerogen type II prone to oil and kerógeno type II-III prone to oil-gas. The geochemical evaluation of the extracts used for the characterization of the bitumen present in the La Luna and Simití formations indicated that both formations were deposited in an anoxic marine environment with input of organic matter of algal dominance; La Luna formation presents greater contribution of carbonate material and a lesser shale proportion while in the Simití formation the opposite occurs. In regards to maturity and biodegradation the Simití formation presents more maturity and less biodegradation than La Luna formation. |
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The aim of this work was the comparison of geochemical characteristics of Simití and La Luna formations. The evaluation of the geochemical composition of La Luna and Simití formations rocks and extracts was conducted by Pyrolysis Rock-Eval Total Organic Carbon (TOC) and gas chromatography with FID and MSD detector to determine similarities between them as a basis for more reliable oil-rock and oiloil correlations in order to improve the definition and understanding of those recognized petroleum systems in the basin of the Middle Magdalena Valley. The geochemical evaluation of organic matter in samples from both formations showed that they have the necessary conditions to be considered source rocks; La Luna formation is associated from good to excellent source rock with TOC values between 2.27% and 5.01% hydrogen index between 395 and 505 mg HC/TOC and kerogen type II prone to oil; while Simití formation is associated with a favorably to very good source rock with TOC values between 0.63% and 2.48% hydrogen index between 272 and 494 mg HC/TOC and kerogen type II prone to oil and kerógeno type II-III prone to oil-gas. The geochemical evaluation of the extracts used for the characterization of the bitumen present in the La Luna and Simití formations indicated that both formations were deposited in an anoxic marine environment with input of organic matter of algal dominance; La Luna formation presents greater contribution of carbonate material and a lesser shale proportion while in the Simití formation the opposite occurs. In regards to maturity and biodegradation the Simití formation presents more maturity and less biodegradation than La Luna formation. |
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Este proyecto comparó características geoquímicas de las formaciones Simití y La Luna. La evaluación de la composición geoquímica de las rocas y extractos de las formaciones La Luna y Simití se llevó a cabo mediante análisis de pirólisis RockEval, Carbono Orgánico Total (COT), y cromatografía de gases con detector FID y MSD, para determinar semejanzas entre las mismas que sirvan de base para correlaciones crudo-roca y crudo-crudo más confiables que mejoren la definición y entendimiento de los sistemas petrolíferos reconocidos en la cuenca del Valle Medio del Magdalena. La evaluación geoquímica de la materia orgánica en las muestras de ambas formaciones mostró que presentan las condiciones necesarias para ser consideradas rocas fuente; la formación La Luna se asocia a una roca fuente buena a excelente, con valores de COT entre 2,27% y 5,01%, Índice de hidrógeno entre 395 y 505 mg de HC/COT, y kerógeno de tipo II propenso a aceite. La formación Simití se asocia a una roca fuente favorable a muy buena, con valores de COT entre 0,63% y 2,48%, Índice de hidrogeno entre 272 y 494 mg de HC/COT, y kerógeno de tipo II propenso a aceite y II-III propenso a aceite-gas. La evaluación geoquímica de los extractos empleada para la caracterización del bitumen presente en las formaciones La Luna y Simití señaló que las muestras de ambas formaciones fueron depositadas en un ambiente marino anóxico con aporte de materia orgánica de predominancia algal; la formación La Luna presenta mayor aporte de material carbonatado y en menor proporción shale, mientras que con la formación Simití ocurre lo opuesto. En cuanto al grado de madurez y biodegradación, la formación Simití presenta mayor madurez y menor biodegradación que la formación La Luna. |
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La evaluación de la composición geoquímica de las rocas y extractos de las formaciones La Luna y Simití se llevó a cabo mediante análisis de pirólisis RockEval, Carbono Orgánico Total (COT), y cromatografía de gases con detector FID y MSD, para determinar semejanzas entre las mismas que sirvan de base para correlaciones crudo-roca y crudo-crudo más confiables que mejoren la definición y entendimiento de los sistemas petrolíferos reconocidos en la cuenca del Valle Medio del Magdalena. La evaluación geoquímica de la materia orgánica en las muestras de ambas formaciones mostró que presentan las condiciones necesarias para ser consideradas rocas fuente; la formación La Luna se asocia a una roca fuente buena a excelente, con valores de COT entre 2,27% y 5,01%, Índice de hidrógeno entre 395 y 505 mg de HC/COT, y kerógeno de tipo II propenso a aceite. La formación Simití se asocia a una roca fuente favorable a muy buena, con valores de COT entre 0,63% y 2,48%, Índice de hidrogeno entre 272 y 494 mg de HC/COT, y kerógeno de tipo II propenso a aceite y II-III propenso a aceite-gas. La evaluación geoquímica de los extractos empleada para la caracterización del bitumen presente en las formaciones La Luna y Simití señaló que las muestras de ambas formaciones fueron depositadas en un ambiente marino anóxico con aporte de materia orgánica de predominancia algal; la formación La Luna presenta mayor aporte de material carbonatado y en menor proporción shale, mientras que con la formación Simití ocurre lo opuesto. En cuanto al grado de madurez y biodegradación, la formación Simití presenta mayor madurez y menor biodegradación que la formación La Luna.PregradoGeólogoComparative study of the geochemical composition of extracts from simití and la luna formations of the middle magdalena valley basin.application/pdfspaUniversidad Industrial de SantanderFacultad de Ingenierías FisicoquímicasGeologíaEscuela de GeologíaFormación SimitíFormación La LunaCuenca Valle Medio Del MagdalenaCromatografía De GasesBiomarcadoresCarbono Orgánico Total.The aim of this work was the comparison of geochemical characteristics of Simití and La Luna formations. The evaluation of the geochemical composition of La Luna and Simití formations rocks and extracts was conducted by Pyrolysis Rock-EvalTotal Organic Carbon (TOC) and gas chromatography with FID and MSD detectorto determine similarities between them as a basis for more reliable oil-rock and oiloil correlationsin order to improve the definition and understanding of those recognized petroleum systems in the basin of the Middle Magdalena Valley. The geochemical evaluation of organic matter in samples from both formations showed that they have the necessary conditions to be considered source rocks; La Luna formation is associated from good to excellent source rock with TOC values between 2.27% and 5.01%hydrogen index between 395 and 505 mg HC/TOCand kerogen type II prone to oil; while Simití formation is associated with a favorably to very good source rock with TOC values between 0.63% and 2.48%hydrogen index between 272 and 494 mg HC/TOCand kerogen type II prone to oil and kerógeno type II-III prone to oil-gas. The geochemical evaluation of the extracts used for the characterization of the bitumen present in the La Luna and Simití formations indicated that both formations were deposited in an anoxic marine environment with input of organic matter of algal dominance; La Luna formation presents greater contribution of carbonate material and a lesser shale proportionwhile in the Simití formation the opposite occurs. In regards to maturity and biodegradationthe Simití formation presents more maturity and less biodegradation than La Luna formation.Estudio comparativo de la composición geoquímica de extractos de la formaciones Simití y La Luna en la cuenca del valle medio del MagdalenaSimití Formation, La Luna Formation, Middle Magdalena Valley Basin Gas Chromatography, Biomarkers, Total Organic Carbon.Tesis/Trabajo de grado - Monografía - Pregradohttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_7a1fhttp://purl.org/coar/version/c_b1a7d7d4d402bcceORIGINALCarta de autorización.pdfapplication/pdf794238https://noesis.uis.edu.co/bitstreams/e3a8936f-bab6-46cd-922f-254ef823a266/download70bc23d9d7e14e5e41db3402a84bf3a4MD51Documento.pdfapplication/pdf5846997https://noesis.uis.edu.co/bitstreams/d931032f-0ca2-485e-9f1b-95e31eccc336/download556006ea47484694a500d47d537fbe89MD52Nota de proyecto.pdfapplication/pdf352217https://noesis.uis.edu.co/bitstreams/67b041e2-4f68-4e1b-ba27-138dcbe43e36/downloadb072572b2569fa5738b89bb104cfe38bMD5320.500.14071/34995oai:noesis.uis.edu.co:20.500.14071/349952024-03-03 17:43:51.755http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/open.accesshttps://noesis.uis.edu.coDSpace at UISnoesis@uis.edu.co |