By analyzing the characteristics of development, structural evolution and reservoir beds of the residual carbonate strata, this study shows that the residual carbonate strata in the Yingmaili low uplift are favorable ...By analyzing the characteristics of development, structural evolution and reservoir beds of the residual carbonate strata, this study shows that the residual carbonate strata in the Yingmaili low uplift are favorable oil and gas accumulation series in the Tabei （northern Tarim uplift） uplift. There are different patterns of hydrocarbon accumulation on the northern and southern slopes of the Yingmaili low uplift. The north-south differentiation of oil reservoirs were caused by different lithologies of the residual carbonate strata and the key constraints on the development of the reservoir beds. The Mesozoic terrestrial organic matter in the Kuqa depression and the Palaeozoic marine organic matter in the Manjiaer sag of the Northern depression are the major hydrocarbon source rocks for the northern slope and southern slope respectively. The hydrocarbon accumulation on the northern and southern slopes is controlled by differences in maturity and thermal evolution history of these two kinds of organic matter. On the southern slope, the oil accumulation formed in the early stage was destroyed completely, and the period from the late Hercynian to the Himalayian is the most important time for hydrocarbon accumulation. However, the time of hydrocarbon accumulation on the northern slope began 5 Ma B.P. Carbonate inner buried anticlines reservoirs are present on the southern slope, while weathered crust and paleo-buried hill karst carbonate reservoirs are present on the northern slope. The northern and southern slopes had different controlling factors of hydrocarbon accumulation respectively. Fracture growth in the reservoir beds is the most important controlling factor on the southern slope; while hydrocarbon accumulation on the northern slope is controlled by weathered crust and cap rock.展开更多
Based on the achievements and research advances in oil and gas exploration in the Persian Gulf Basin,this study analyzes the orderliness of oil and gas distribution and main controlling factors of hydrocarbon accumula...Based on the achievements and research advances in oil and gas exploration in the Persian Gulf Basin,this study analyzes the orderliness of oil and gas distribution and main controlling factors of hydrocarbon accumulation with reservoir-forming assemblage as the unit.In the Persian Gulf Basin,the hydrocarbon-generating centers of source rocks of different geological ages and the hydrocarbon rich zones migrate in a clockwise direction around the Ghawar Oilfield in the Central Arabian Subbasin.Horizontally,the overall distribution pattern is orderly,showing“oil in the west and gas in the east”,and“large oil and gas fields dense in the basin center and sparse at the basin edges”.Vertically,the extents of petroleum system compounding and sources mixing increase from west to east,the pattern of tectonic strength(weak in the west and strong in the east)forming the distribution characteristics of“gas rich in the Paleozoic,oil rich in the Mesozoic,and both oil and gas rich in the Cenozoic”.The large scale accumulation and orderly distribution of oil and gas in the Persian Gulf Basin are controlled by three factors:(1)Multiple sets of giant hydrocarbon kitchens provide a resource base for near-source reservoir-forming assemblages.The short-distance lateral migration determines the oil and gas enrichment in and around the distribution area of effective source rocks.(2)The anhydrite caprocks in the platform area are thin but have experienced weak late-stage tectonic activities.Their good sealing performance makes it difficult for oil and gas to migrate vertically to shallow layers through them.The thrust faults and high-angle fractures formed by intense tectonic activities of the Zagros Orogenic Belt connect multiple source-reservoir assemblages.However,the Neogene Gachsaran Formation gypsum-salt rocks are thick and highly plastic,generally with good sealing performance,so large-scale oil and gas accumulations are still formed beneath the salt;(3)Each set of reservoir-forming assemblages is well matched in time and space in terms of the development of source rocks and reservoir-caprock assemblages,the maturation and hydrocarbon generation of source rocks,and the formation of traps,thus resulting in abundant multi layer hydrocarbon accumulations.At present,the Persian Gulf Basin is still in the stage of structural trap exploration.The pre-salt prospective traps in effective hydrocarbon kitchens remain the first choice.The areas with significant changes in Mesozoic sedimentary facies have the conditions to form large scale lithologic oil and gas reservoirs.The deep Paleozoic conventional oil and gas reservoirs and the Lower Silurian Qusaiba Member shale gas have great exploration potential and are expected to become important reserve growth areas in the future.展开更多
The Pinghu slope belt in the Xihu sag of the East China Sea Shelf Basin(ECSSB) is a crucial hydrocarbon production area in eastern China. However, due to the complex geological conditions, publications have lacked com...The Pinghu slope belt in the Xihu sag of the East China Sea Shelf Basin(ECSSB) is a crucial hydrocarbon production area in eastern China. However, due to the complex geological conditions, publications have lacked comprehensive research on the spatial-temporal coupling relationships of primary factors that impact hydrocarbon accumulation in the Pinghu slope belt. Furthermore, the hydrocarbon distribution patterns and the controlling factors across different study areas within the same slope belt are not yet fully understood. This study extensively utilized three-dimensional seismic data, well logging data,geochemical analysis, fluorescence analysis, and oil testing and production data to address these issues.Following a “stratification and differentiation” approach, the study identified seven distinct hydrocarbon migration and accumulation units(HMAU) in the Pinghu slope area based on the structural morphology characteristics, hydrocarbon source-reservoir-cap rock patterns, hydrocarbon migration pathways, and hydrocarbon supply range. Detailed analysis was conducted to examine the hydrocarbon distribution patterns and controlling factors within each migration and accumulation unit across different structural units, including high, medium, and low structural components. All data sources support a “southern-northern sub-area division, eastern-western sub-belt division, and variations in hydrocarbon accumulation” pattern in the Pinghu slope belt. The degree of hydrocarbon accumulation is controlled by the factors of structural morphology, hydrocarbon generation potential of source rocks, the spatial position of source slopes, fault sealing capacity, and sand body distribution. Furthermore, different coupling patterns of faults and sand bodies play a pivotal role in governing hydrocarbon enrichment systems across various migration and accumulation units. These observations indicate that three hydrocarbon accumulation patterns have been established within the slope belt, including near-source to far-source gentle slope with multiple hydrocarbon kitchens in the XP1-XP4 zones, near-source to middle-source gentle slope with dual-hydrocarbon kitchens in the XP5 zone, and near-source steep slope with a single hydrocarbon kitchen in the XP6-XP7 zones. These findings contribute to enhancing the theoretical system of hydrocarbon accumulation in the slope belt.展开更多
The hydrocarbon accumulation pattern of the Mesozoic covered Archean buried hill in the Bohai Oilfield was not clarified before,which restricts the oil and gas exploration progress in this area.In recent years,reservo...The hydrocarbon accumulation pattern of the Mesozoic covered Archean buried hill in the Bohai Oilfield was not clarified before,which restricts the oil and gas exploration progress in this area.In recent years,reservoir development modes and reservoir prediction technologies have been researched after the structural evolution and stratigraphic distribution characteristics of the buried hill in the Bozhong sag were investigated based on new 3D seismic data and a large number of cores and logging data of newly drilling wells.Then,the hydrocarbon accumulation pattern of covered type Archean buried hill was analyzed.Finally,this pattern was applied to guide the oil and gas exploration deployment in Bozhong 13-2 structure,and a significant discovery of Bozhong 13-2 large monoblock volatile buried hill oilfield was realized.And the following research results were obtained.First,the structure in this area mainly experienced multi-period tectonic movements,such as Indosinian,Yanshanian and Himalayan,and it is characterized by compression and thrusting to form a hill during Indosinian-early Yanshanian,extension and inversion transformation during middle Yanshanian,and burial and finalization during Himalayan,forming Bozhong 13-2 Mesozoic covered Archean large buried hill trap.Second,under the effect of Mesozoic cover and the control of multi-stage stress superposition,the reservoir development in this area has the distribution characteristics of“different vertical top,internal lateral continuity”.Third,the fracture prediction technology based on smooth reflection strength filter is developed.And by means of this technology,multi-scale fractured reservoirs inside buried hills can be predicted effectively.Fourth,the hydrocarbon accumulation pattern of“overpressure injection-relay migration”for covered type buried hills is established,which provides a basis for long-distance migration and large-scale accumulation of oil and gas in covered type buried hills.In conclusion,these understandings guide the discovery of Bozhong 13-2 Oilfield,achieve a breakthrough in the oil and exploration of Mesozoic covered buried hill in the Bohai Oilfield and can be used as the reference for the oil and gas exploration in the similar covered type buried hills of the Bohai Bay Basin and other areas.展开更多
基金part of the National Key Fundamental Research Program(No.2005CB422108)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.40672092).
文摘By analyzing the characteristics of development, structural evolution and reservoir beds of the residual carbonate strata, this study shows that the residual carbonate strata in the Yingmaili low uplift are favorable oil and gas accumulation series in the Tabei （northern Tarim uplift） uplift. There are different patterns of hydrocarbon accumulation on the northern and southern slopes of the Yingmaili low uplift. The north-south differentiation of oil reservoirs were caused by different lithologies of the residual carbonate strata and the key constraints on the development of the reservoir beds. The Mesozoic terrestrial organic matter in the Kuqa depression and the Palaeozoic marine organic matter in the Manjiaer sag of the Northern depression are the major hydrocarbon source rocks for the northern slope and southern slope respectively. The hydrocarbon accumulation on the northern and southern slopes is controlled by differences in maturity and thermal evolution history of these two kinds of organic matter. On the southern slope, the oil accumulation formed in the early stage was destroyed completely, and the period from the late Hercynian to the Himalayian is the most important time for hydrocarbon accumulation. However, the time of hydrocarbon accumulation on the northern slope began 5 Ma B.P. Carbonate inner buried anticlines reservoirs are present on the southern slope, while weathered crust and paleo-buried hill karst carbonate reservoirs are present on the northern slope. The northern and southern slopes had different controlling factors of hydrocarbon accumulation respectively. Fracture growth in the reservoir beds is the most important controlling factor on the southern slope; while hydrocarbon accumulation on the northern slope is controlled by weathered crust and cap rock.
基金Supported by the CNPC Major Science and Technology Project(2023ZZ07).
文摘Based on the achievements and research advances in oil and gas exploration in the Persian Gulf Basin,this study analyzes the orderliness of oil and gas distribution and main controlling factors of hydrocarbon accumulation with reservoir-forming assemblage as the unit.In the Persian Gulf Basin,the hydrocarbon-generating centers of source rocks of different geological ages and the hydrocarbon rich zones migrate in a clockwise direction around the Ghawar Oilfield in the Central Arabian Subbasin.Horizontally,the overall distribution pattern is orderly,showing“oil in the west and gas in the east”,and“large oil and gas fields dense in the basin center and sparse at the basin edges”.Vertically,the extents of petroleum system compounding and sources mixing increase from west to east,the pattern of tectonic strength(weak in the west and strong in the east)forming the distribution characteristics of“gas rich in the Paleozoic,oil rich in the Mesozoic,and both oil and gas rich in the Cenozoic”.The large scale accumulation and orderly distribution of oil and gas in the Persian Gulf Basin are controlled by three factors:(1)Multiple sets of giant hydrocarbon kitchens provide a resource base for near-source reservoir-forming assemblages.The short-distance lateral migration determines the oil and gas enrichment in and around the distribution area of effective source rocks.(2)The anhydrite caprocks in the platform area are thin but have experienced weak late-stage tectonic activities.Their good sealing performance makes it difficult for oil and gas to migrate vertically to shallow layers through them.The thrust faults and high-angle fractures formed by intense tectonic activities of the Zagros Orogenic Belt connect multiple source-reservoir assemblages.However,the Neogene Gachsaran Formation gypsum-salt rocks are thick and highly plastic,generally with good sealing performance,so large-scale oil and gas accumulations are still formed beneath the salt;(3)Each set of reservoir-forming assemblages is well matched in time and space in terms of the development of source rocks and reservoir-caprock assemblages,the maturation and hydrocarbon generation of source rocks,and the formation of traps,thus resulting in abundant multi layer hydrocarbon accumulations.At present,the Persian Gulf Basin is still in the stage of structural trap exploration.The pre-salt prospective traps in effective hydrocarbon kitchens remain the first choice.The areas with significant changes in Mesozoic sedimentary facies have the conditions to form large scale lithologic oil and gas reservoirs.The deep Paleozoic conventional oil and gas reservoirs and the Lower Silurian Qusaiba Member shale gas have great exploration potential and are expected to become important reserve growth areas in the future.
基金funded by the Natural Science Foundation of Heilongjiang Province (LH 2022D013)supported by the Central Support Program for Young Talents in Local Universities in Heilongjiang Province (14011202101)Key Research and Development Plan Project of Heilongjiang Province (JD22A022)。
文摘The Pinghu slope belt in the Xihu sag of the East China Sea Shelf Basin(ECSSB) is a crucial hydrocarbon production area in eastern China. However, due to the complex geological conditions, publications have lacked comprehensive research on the spatial-temporal coupling relationships of primary factors that impact hydrocarbon accumulation in the Pinghu slope belt. Furthermore, the hydrocarbon distribution patterns and the controlling factors across different study areas within the same slope belt are not yet fully understood. This study extensively utilized three-dimensional seismic data, well logging data,geochemical analysis, fluorescence analysis, and oil testing and production data to address these issues.Following a “stratification and differentiation” approach, the study identified seven distinct hydrocarbon migration and accumulation units(HMAU) in the Pinghu slope area based on the structural morphology characteristics, hydrocarbon source-reservoir-cap rock patterns, hydrocarbon migration pathways, and hydrocarbon supply range. Detailed analysis was conducted to examine the hydrocarbon distribution patterns and controlling factors within each migration and accumulation unit across different structural units, including high, medium, and low structural components. All data sources support a “southern-northern sub-area division, eastern-western sub-belt division, and variations in hydrocarbon accumulation” pattern in the Pinghu slope belt. The degree of hydrocarbon accumulation is controlled by the factors of structural morphology, hydrocarbon generation potential of source rocks, the spatial position of source slopes, fault sealing capacity, and sand body distribution. Furthermore, different coupling patterns of faults and sand bodies play a pivotal role in governing hydrocarbon enrichment systems across various migration and accumulation units. These observations indicate that three hydrocarbon accumulation patterns have been established within the slope belt, including near-source to far-source gentle slope with multiple hydrocarbon kitchens in the XP1-XP4 zones, near-source to middle-source gentle slope with dual-hydrocarbon kitchens in the XP5 zone, and near-source steep slope with a single hydrocarbon kitchen in the XP6-XP7 zones. These findings contribute to enhancing the theoretical system of hydrocarbon accumulation in the slope belt.
基金Project supported by the National Major Science and Technology Project“Comprehensive study on hydrocarbon accumulation in buried hills and exploration prospects in Bohai Bay Basin”(No.:2016ZX05024-003-010)CNOOC(China)Limited Science and Technology Project“Geological characteristics,typical hydrocarbon accumulation mechanisms and prospect prediction in buried hill reservoirs in Bohai Bay Basin”(No.:CCL2014TJXZSS0870).
文摘The hydrocarbon accumulation pattern of the Mesozoic covered Archean buried hill in the Bohai Oilfield was not clarified before,which restricts the oil and gas exploration progress in this area.In recent years,reservoir development modes and reservoir prediction technologies have been researched after the structural evolution and stratigraphic distribution characteristics of the buried hill in the Bozhong sag were investigated based on new 3D seismic data and a large number of cores and logging data of newly drilling wells.Then,the hydrocarbon accumulation pattern of covered type Archean buried hill was analyzed.Finally,this pattern was applied to guide the oil and gas exploration deployment in Bozhong 13-2 structure,and a significant discovery of Bozhong 13-2 large monoblock volatile buried hill oilfield was realized.And the following research results were obtained.First,the structure in this area mainly experienced multi-period tectonic movements,such as Indosinian,Yanshanian and Himalayan,and it is characterized by compression and thrusting to form a hill during Indosinian-early Yanshanian,extension and inversion transformation during middle Yanshanian,and burial and finalization during Himalayan,forming Bozhong 13-2 Mesozoic covered Archean large buried hill trap.Second,under the effect of Mesozoic cover and the control of multi-stage stress superposition,the reservoir development in this area has the distribution characteristics of“different vertical top,internal lateral continuity”.Third,the fracture prediction technology based on smooth reflection strength filter is developed.And by means of this technology,multi-scale fractured reservoirs inside buried hills can be predicted effectively.Fourth,the hydrocarbon accumulation pattern of“overpressure injection-relay migration”for covered type buried hills is established,which provides a basis for long-distance migration and large-scale accumulation of oil and gas in covered type buried hills.In conclusion,these understandings guide the discovery of Bozhong 13-2 Oilfield,achieve a breakthrough in the oil and exploration of Mesozoic covered buried hill in the Bohai Oilfield and can be used as the reference for the oil and gas exploration in the similar covered type buried hills of the Bohai Bay Basin and other areas.
