Detalhes

Nome da Disciplina: RECURSOS PETROLÍFEROS NÃO CONVENCIONAIS

Código EGG10164

Carga Horária: 75

Créditos: 4

Obrigatória: Não

Objetivo: Apresentar os diversos recursos petrolíferos não convencionais, enfatizando suas técnicas exploratórias, de desenvolvimento da produção e aspectos ambientais.

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