Fracture development and hydrocarbon accumulation in tight sandstone reservoirs of the Paleogene Huagang Formation in the central reversal tectonic belt of the Xihu Sag, East China Sea

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作者：

Zhou X. ^{[1
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Xu G. ^{[1
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Cui H. ^{[1
]}

Zhang W. ^{[2
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机构：

[1] State Key Laboratory of Oil and Gas Reservoir Geology and Exploitation, Chengdu University of Technology, Chengdu

[2] CNOOC China Limited, Shanghai Branch, Shanghai

来源：

Shiyou Kantan Yu Kaifa/Petroleum Exploration and Development | 2020年 / 47卷 / 03期

关键词：

Authigenic illite; Fluid inclusion analysis; Fracture characteristics; Oil and gas charging; Paleogene Huagang Formation; Xihu Sag;

D O I：

10.11698/PED.2020.03.03

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摘要：

By using thin section identification, cathodoluminescence, major and trace elements and fluid inclusion tests and authigenic illite dating, based on observation of core cracks, combined with the microscopic characteristics and imaging logging characteristics of fractures, the stages of the fractures in the Huagang Formation of the central reversal tectonic belt of the Xihu Sag in the East China Sea, and the matching relationship between the fracture development stages and the oil and gas charging stages are clarified. There are diagenetic fractures and tectonic fractures in the reservoirs of the Huagang Formation in the study area. The diagenetic fractures developed during the diagenetic stage of the reservoirs and have less effect on oil and gas migration and transport. The tectonic fractures are divided into three stages based on tectonic movements controlling the fractures and their relationships with hydrocarbon charging: The first stage of fractures was generated in the early stage of the Himalayan Movement-Longjing Movement (12-13 Ma ago), when the tectonic stress caused the sutures and shale strips to twist, deform, and break. Tectonic microfractures generated in this period had short extension, narrow width, and poor effectiveness, and had little effect on oil and gas migration and transport. The second stage of fractures came up during the middle-late period of Himalayan Movement-Longjing Movement (9-12 Ma ago), when tectonic movements caused the development of tectonic fractures in the central reversal tectonic belt, these fractures are of large scale, long extension, and good effectiveness, and matched with the first stage of large scale oil and gas charging (9-12 Ma ago), so they play an important role in oil and gas migration, transportation, and accumulation. The third stage of fractures were created from Himalayan Movement-Okinawa Trough movement to the present day (0-3 Ma ago), the fractures are tectonic ones developing successively; matching with the second stage (0-3 Ma ago) of large-scale oil and gas charging, they created conditions for continuous natural gas migration and transportation. All these prove that the development of reservoir fractures in the Huagang Formation of Xihu Sag can provide seepage space and continuous and effective channels for efficient migration and accumulation of oil and gas. © 2020, The Editorial Board of Petroleum Exploration and Development. All right reserved.

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页数：13

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