Analysis on Accumulation Controlling Factors of Andesite in Wulanhua Sag of Erlian Basin
Author of the article:Peng Yu1, Xiong Jiyu2, Xie Jinping3, Luo Yucai3, Li Jingying4, Huang Xinya3, Yin Zheng3
Author's Workplace:1. Yangtze University. College of Geophysics and Petroleum Resources, Wuhan, Hubei, 430100, China 2. Chengdu Kunlun Energy Company Limited, Chengdu, Sichuan, 610000, China 3. PetroChina Huabei Oilfield Company. Exploration Business Department, Renqiu, Hebei, 062550, China 4. PetroChina Huabei Oilfield Company. Institute of Engineering Technology
Key Words:Andesite reservoir; Accumulation model; Main controlling factor; Wulanhua sag;Erlian basin
Abstract:
Recently, great breakthroughs have been
made in the exploration of andesite reservoirs in Wulanhua Depression, Erlian
Basin, which shows good prospects for exploration in the new area of the
depression.However,
the unclear understanding of the reservoir-forming model and main controlling
factors of andesite reservoirs restricts the normal exploration and development
of oil and gas in this area,and most wells fail.In order to further study the reservoir-forming regularity of andesite
reservoir, this paper systematically analyses the source, reservoir conditions,
reservoir-cap assemblages and reservoir-forming conditions of andesite
reservoir,and on
this basis, builds the reservoir-forming model of “intra-source-facies
controlled composite lithologic reservoir” of andesite reservoir in Wulanhua
sag.The results
show that the distribution of high quality source rocks controls the material
basis of igneous reservoir formation,the distribution of overflow facies controls the
development of effective reservoirs,and the development of faults controls the distribution
of andesite and hydrocarbon migration.This study provides new ideas and methods for the study
of reservoir-forming law of andesite reservoirs, clears up obstacles for later
exploration and development deployment, and has certain reference significance
for the exploration and development of andesite reservoirs in similar areas.