1.

Era Period Epoch

Paleozoic Permian, Devonian,
Cambrian
Mesozoic Jurassic

Cenozoic Tertiary Miocene

2.

Sandstone Shale Carbonate rocks

Depositional Deposited everywhere Form in environment Ramp and continental

Environments have source of flow of of calm water. margins.
river dune. Calmness of water
enable it to suspend
the particle
Pore System Fracture porosity Moldic and
system interparticle pores

Mineral Composition Quartz, feldspar Quartz, Calcite Sodium carbonate,

Calcium carbonate

Cementation Calcite Silt, clay Calcite

3. Start with rock particle separated and become small particle called sediment. It transported in
various ways from river to the oceanic. There are two type of sedimentary rocks. Clastic and non-
clastic. Non clastic rocks composed from chemical reaction of the mineral such precipitation or
evaporation nor both. Non clastic rocks is rocks form from living material. The fixing carbon and
phosphate occur.

4. The quality of reservoir is defined by its storage capacity deliverability. It is characterized by the
effective porosity and size of the reservoir. More porosity will make it more permeable. The fluid can
flow easily.