Chapter 8 PETROLEUM
The impervious rock covering the reservoir rocks is called a cap rock. As shown in Figure 8-4, oil traps consist of hydrocarbon fluids held in porous rock covered by a cap rock. A hot, wet climate fosters the growth of large amounts of organisms. If this growth takes place in a shallow sea, the eventual drying out of the environment and ...
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