Discovery and geological knowledge of the large deep coal-formed Qingyang Gas Field, Ordos Basin, NW China

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作者
FU Jinhua [1 ,2 ]
WEI Xinshan [2 ,3 ]
LUO Shunshe [4 ]
ZUO Zhifeng [5 ]
ZHOU Hu [2 ,3 ]
LIU Baoxian [2 ,3 ]
KONG Qingfen [2 ,3 ]
ZHAN Sha [2 ,3 ]
NAN Junxiang [2 ,3 ]
机构
[1] PetroChina Changqing Oilfield Company
[2] National Engineering Laboratory of Low Permeability Oil and Gas Field Exploration and Development
[3] Research Institute of Exploration and Development, PetroChina Changqing Oilfield Company
[4] Hubei Cooperative Innovation Center of Unconventional Oil and Gas (Yangtze University)
[5] Exploration Department, PetroChina Changqing Oilfield Company
关键词
Ordos Basin; Upper Paleozoic; Lower Permian; coal-formed gas; deep formation; high thermal evolution; Qingyang large gas field;
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P618.13 [石油、天然气];
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0709 ; 081803 ;
摘要
After 50 years of oil and gas exploration in Longdong area of southwest Ordos Basin, NW China, a deep coal-formed gas field was discovered for the first time in Qingyang area. Through observation of field outcrops and core, analysis of common, cast and cathode thin sections, Ro and other geochemistry indexes, carbon isotope, electron microscope and other supporting tests and analyses, the hydrocarbon generation, reserves formation and reservoir formation characteristics of gas reservoirs at different buried depths in Yishaan slope were examined and compared. The deep gas reservoir has an average buried depth of more than 4 200 m, and the main gas-bearing formation is the Member 1 of Lower Permian Shanxi Formation, which is characterized by low porosity, low permeability, low pressure and low abundance. It is believed that hydrocarbon generation in thin seam coal source rocks with high thermal evolution can form large gas fields, high-quality sandstone reservoirs with dissolved pores, intergranular pores and intercrystalline pores can still develop in late diagenetic stage under deep burial depth and high thermal evolution, and fractures improve the permeability of reservoirs. High drying coefficient of natural gas and negative carbon isotope series are typical geochemical characteristics of deep coal-formed gas. The integrated exploration and development method has been innovated, and the economic and effective development mode of gas fields of "dissecting sand body by framework vertical wells, centralized development by horizontal wells" has been formed. The discovery and successful exploration of the large gas field has provided geological basis and technical support for the construction of natural gas fields of 100 billion cubic meter scale in the southwest of the basin, and has important guidance for exploration of coal-derived gas with deep buried depth and high thermal evolution widely distributed in China.
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页码:1111 / 1126
页数:16
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