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Reanalysis and Re-evaluation of Geochemical Data of Central Basin of Republic Democratic of Congo

20191 citationOpen accessUniversité de Kinshasa (UNIKIN)

Abstract

In order to revalue hydrocarbons in the central Basin, the present study milked on the reinterpretation and the réanalyse of thegeochemical data of the central Basin. It extracts these data of the well from Samba and Dekese, by their carrots preserved at themuseum royal of central Africa about the Fifties. It réanalyse and reinterprets their respective bed rocks to come out from it thequality of hydrocarbon by pyrolysis rock'n'roll-eval. The first interpretation of these data was already made in 2012 but used onlythree diagrams of first generation of rock'n'roll-eval VI. This work as for him uses ten various diagrams lately set up of pyrolysisrock'n'roll-eval VI in order to criticize the first interpretations emphasized from it the true oil interest of these two localities withmore succeeded details.Software such as OasisMontaj, ArcGIS and Excel made it possible to recreate the ten diagrams to incorporate the data ofrock'n'roll-eval VI in it, in order to draw a more faithful interpretation from it. This exercise will thus make it possible to have aprecision on the locality having mature organic matter in order to consider work more detailed in the central Basin.

Research topics

  • Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
  • Hydrocarbon exploration and reservoir analysis

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DOI: 10.31695/ijasre.2019.33439

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