Dynamics for multistage pool formation of Lunnan low uplift in Tarim Basin

Chinese Science Bulletin

Volumn 47, Issue SUPPL., 2002, Pages 128-138

  He, Dengfa ^a   Jia, Chengzao ^b   Liu, Shaobo ^a   Pan, Wenqing ^c   Wang, Shejiao ^a  

^a RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT   (China)

^b PetroChina   (China)

^c Research Institute of PetroChina Tarim Oil Field Company   (China)

Author keywords

Dynamics of pool formation; Lunnan region; Organic inclusion; Reservoirs of multiple stages; Superimposed basin; Tarim basin

Indexed keywords

HYDROCARBON; OIL;

ARTICLE; CAMBRIAN; CRETACEOUS; GAS ANALYSIS; JURASSIC; LARGE SCALE PRODUCTION; MINERALOGY; MOLECULAR DYNAMICS; OIL INDUSTRY; ORDOVICIAN; PERMIAN; RESERVOIR; RIVER BASIN; ROCK; TRIASSIC;

EID: 13244276769     PISSN: 10016538     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/bf02902829     Document Type: Article

References (33)

1. Hao Fang, Zou Huayao, Jiang Jianchun, Dynamics of oil and gas reservoir and its research progress, Geoscience Frontier (in Chinese), 2001, 7(3): 11.
2. Hindle, A. D., Petroleum migration pathways and charge concentration: a three-dimensional model, AAPG Bulletin, 1997, 81: 1451.
3. Perrodon, A., Dynamics of oil and gas accumulation, Bulletin Des Centres De Recherches Exploration Production Elf-Aquitaine, MEMS, 1983, 1.
4. Zhao Wenzhi, He Dengfa, Chi Yingliu, Basic characteristics and exploration technology of China's composite oil and gas system, Acta Petrolei Sinica (in Chinese), 2001, 22(1): 6.
5. Parnell, J., Introduction: approaches to dating and duration of fluid-rock interaction (ed. Parnell, J.), Dating and Duration of Fluid Flow and Fluid-Rock Interaction, Geological Society Special Publication, 1998, 144: 1.
6. Liewig, N., Clauer, N., Sommer, F., Rb-Sr and K-Ar dating of clay diagenesis in Jurassic sandstone oil-reservoir, North Sea, AAPG Bulletin, 1987, 71: 1461.
7. Gu Yi, Luo Hong, Shao Zhibing, Oil and Gas Origin and Preservation in Northern Part of Tarim Basin (in Chinese), Beijing: Geological Publishing House, 1998, 95-98; 110-123.
8. Li Xiaodi, Zhang Guangya, Tian Zuoji, Tarim Basin Oil and Gas System and Its Oil and Gas Distribution (in Chinese), Beijing: Geological Publishing House, 1999, 54-66.
9. Mao Qianru, Jiang Huashan, Yan Wenxin, Geological characteristics of ordovician oil control in Akekule uplift, Xinjiang Petroleum Geology (in Chinese), 2002, 23(2): 102.
10. Zhao Jingzhou, Li Xiurong, Re-formation of reservoir after adjustment in late period-important characteristic of Hercynian oil and gas reservoirs in Tarim Basin, Xinjiang Petroleum Geology (in Chinese), 2002, 23(2): 89.
11. Zhang Kang, Discussion of Ordovician oil and gas reservoir properties of Tahe Oil Field, Oil and Gas Geology of Marine Facies (in Chinese), 2000, 5(3-4): 47.
12. Jia Chengzao, Wei Guoqi, Paleozoic palaeouplift of Tarim Basin, Meso-Cenozoic foreland thrust belt and oil control significance, New Progress in Study of Tarim Basin Petroleum Geology (eds. Tong Xiaoguang, Liang Digang, Jia Chengzao) (in Chinese), Beijing: Science Press, 1996, 225-234.
13. He Dengfa, Li Desheng, Tarim Basin Tectonic Evolution and Oil and Gas Accumulation (in Chinese), Beijing: Geological Publishing House, 1996, 56-64.
14. Li Zhengfen, Yun Lu, Wang Rongying, Geological conditions and oil control of Akekule uplift reservoir, Collection of Thesis on Exploration and Development of Oil and Gas Fields in Northern Part of Tarim Basin (ed. Jiang Binnan) (in Chinese), Beijing: Geological Publishing House, 2000, 49-55.
15. Jia Chengzao, Structural Characteristics of Tarim Basin and Oil and Gas (in Chinese), Beijing: Petroleum Industrial Press, 1997, 100-120.
16. Liang Digang, Cases of Oil and Gas Systems of Southern Marine Facies and Northern nonmarine Facies of Tabei Uplift (ed. Petroleum Geological Sub-committee under China Petroleum Society), Application and Progress of China's Petroleum Systems (in Chinese), Beijing: Petroleum Industrial Press, 1997, 99-111.
17. Zhang Baomin, Cambrian-Ordovician hydrocarbon source rock characteristics and development contol factors of Tarim Basin, Collection of Academic Papers from Fifth National Symposium on Sedimentation and Lithofacies Palaeogeography (ed. Wang Yilin) (in Chinese), Urumqi: Xinjiang Science and Health Press, 1997, 319-322.
18. Lin Zhongmin, Li Zhengfen, Luo Chuanrong, Ordovician karst development characteristics and control factors of Tahe Oil Field, Collection of Thesis on Exploration and Development of Oil and Gas Fields in Northern Part of Tarim Basin (ed. Jiang Binnan) (in Chinese), Beijing: Geological Publishing House, 2000, 24-35.
19. Ye Desheng, Li Zhengfen, Wang Junqi, Cambrian-Ordovician carbonate rock reservoir characteristics in northern part of Tarim Basin, Collection of Thesis on Exploration and Development of Oil and Gas Fields in Northern Part of Tarim Basin (ed. Jiang Binnan) (in Chinese), Beijing: Geological Publishing House, 2000, 36-48.
20. Gu Jiayu, Zhou Xingxi, Liu Wenlin, Lunnan Buried Hill Karst and Oil and Gas Distribution in Tarim Basin (in Chinese), Beijing: Petroleum Industrial Press, 2001, 1-268.
21. Wang Liangshu, Li Cheng, Shi Yangshen, Terrestrial heat flow density distribution characteristics, Geophysical Magazine (in Chinese), 1995, 38(6): 885.
22. Hu Sanbiao, Wang Jiyang, Basic principles and progress in sedimentary basin thermal system study, Geoscience Frontier (in Chinese), 1995, 2(3-4): 171.
23. Hu Shenbiao, Zhang Rongyan, Zhou Licheng, Reconstruction method of sedimentary basin thermal history, Explorer (in Chinese), 1998, 4: 52.
24. Sweency, J. J., Burnham, A. K., Evaluation of a simple model of vitrinite reflectance based on chemical kinetics, AAPG Bull., 1990, 74: 1559.
25. Haszeldine, R. S., Samson, I. M., Comfort, C., Dating diagenesis in a petroleum basin, a new fluid inclusion method, Nature, 1984, 307: 354.
26. Haszeldine, R. S., Samson, I. M., Comfort, C., Quartz diagenesis and convective fluid movement: Beatrice oilfield, North Sea, Clay Min., 1984, 19: 391.
27. Karlsen, D. A., Nedkvitne, T., Larter, S. R. et al., Hydrocarbon composition of authigenic inclusions: Application to elucidation of petroleum reservoir filling history, Geochimica et Comochimca Acta, 1993, 57: 3641.
28. Horsfield, B., McLimans, R. K., Geothermometry and geochemistry of aqueous and oil-bearing fluid inclusions from Fateh Field, Dubai, Org. Geochem., 1984, 6: 733.
29. Nedkvitne, T., Karlsen, D. A., Bjorlykke, K. et al., Relationship between reservoir diagenetic evolution and petroleum emplacement in the Ula Field, North Sea, Mar. Petrol. Geol., 1993, 10: 255.
30. Burruss, R., Cercone, K. R., Harris, P. M., Timing of hydrocarbon migration: evidenced from fluid inclusions in calcite cements, tectonics and burial history. Carbonate Cements (eds. Schneidermann, N., Harris, P. M.), Soc. Econ. Paleontol. Mineral., Tulsa, 1985, 277-289.
31. Hawkins, P. J., Relationship between diagenesis, porosity reduction, and oil emplacement in late Carboniferous sandstone reservoirs, Bothamsall Oilfield, E Midlands. J. Geol Soc. Lond., 1978, 135: 7.
32. Shi Jixi, Li Benchao, Fu Jiamo et al., Organic inclusion and its relations with oil and gas, Science in China, Ser. B (in Chinese), 1987, (3): 318.
33. Jiang Huashan, Ye Desheng, Wang Shaoli et al., Ordovician oil and gas reservoir characteristics of Tahe Oil Field, Collection of Thesis on Exploration and Development of Oil and Gas Fields in Northern Part of Tarim Basin (ed. Jiang Binnan) (in Chinese), Beijing: Geological Publishing House, 2000, 56-68.