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Thermal Maturity & Geothermal Lab

Method & references

Shandal Geological Field Survey System · geologicalfieldsurvey.com

Gradient (last)—°C/km
Heat flow (last)—mW/m²
Ro window (last)——
Top of oil window (≈ 60 °C)—m
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Temperature–depth profile

Thick coloured segments show where each geotherm crosses the immature, oil, wet-gas, dry-gas and over-mature zones; open circles mark the depths of the 60, 120 and 150 °C isotherms; diamonds are the measured temperatures. The column on the right shows the windows of the latest well.

Thermal maturity record

WellDepth mTf °CGradient °C/kmq mW/m²Ro %Ro windowTmaxTmax zoneRo from TmaxDepth 60 °CDepth 120 °C

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Enter a depth and formation temperature to compute the geothermal gradient.