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Geomechanical models of classical petroleum system simulators are limited to 1D phenomenological laws relating porosity to vertical effective stress. In order to overcome this limitation, a 3D poromechanical model is integrated in the sedimentary basin simulation by applying an iterative coupling scheme between a conventional basin code and a mechanical finite element code. This paper presents the porous material constitutive law specifically devised to deal with basin modeling, together with essential aspects of the mechanical code implementation and explicit coupling workflow. The numerical procedure is first verified according to a semi-analytical solution and then compared to an implicit academic code. Finally, a 3D synthetic case demonstrates the importance of incorporating 3D geomechanics to basin simulation. The results show that tectonic compression may significantly contribute to overpressure development and natural fracturing of seal rocks, contrary to the standard procedures of petroleum system simulation which are unable to capture such effect.<br />
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