塔中順南奧陶系熱液作用及熱液成因儲層研究
[Abstract]:On the basis of previous studies, this paper summarizes the main reservoir rock types and diagenetic characteristics of the middle and lower Ordovician reservoirs in the study area, and establishes the corresponding diagenetic evolution sequence based on the drilling logging data, core and thin slice observations. Hydrothermal reservoir rocks include microcrystalline limestone, granular limestone, algae-bonded limestone, dolomite and silicified siliceous rocks. Various diagenesis has been developed in the study area, including dolomitization, silicification, dissolution, karstification and fracture that promote the formation of reservoirs, which have hindered the formation of reservoirs. Compaction pressure solution, Huang Tie mineralization, etc. Combined with petrological characteristics and geochemical analysis, the mechanism of dolomitization and silicification in the area is analyzed and a model is established. According to the characteristics of various dolomites, the dolomites in the area are divided into powder-microcrystalline dolomite, powder-fine-grained dirty dolomite, powder-fine-grained self-shaped dolomite, medium-coarse-grained dolomite and saddle-shaped dolomite. The dolomite in the area has experienced four stages of dolomitization, including high salinity dolomitization in syngenetic period, dolomitization in early diagenetic period and hydrothermal dolomization in early diagenetic period. The hydrothermal dolomitization in late diagenetic period is of great significance to the formation of hydrothermal reservoirs. There are two stages of silicification in the study area, and the early silicification is characterized by siliceous nodules or bands, which hinders the development of reservoirs. The development of silicification is extensive, characterized by quartz metasomatism and self-shaped quartz growth. The development of silicification is closely related to the Permian silicon-rich hydrothermal fluid. Corrosion pores and incomplete filling irregular fractures formed by late silicification are important reservoir spaces for hydrothermal reservoirs. Combined with the previous work, the period of hydrothermal fluid in the area and the model of action mechanism were summarized. There are two periods of hydrothermal interaction in the area, namely the late Ordovician-Silurian stage I hydrothermal action and Permian stage II hydrothermal action. The hydrothermal action in the late Ordovician-Silurian stage I was mainly characterized by dark cathodolescent rose-red light or various forms of medium-coarse-grained dolomite near non-luminous, during which the hydrothermal fluid came from the depth of the ground. It is related to intermediate-acid magmatic activity. Driven by compaction and fault system, it is widely distributed in the study area. The hydrothermal action in Permian stage II is mainly characterized by bright red-light solute hole saddle dolomite and silicified columnar quartz crystal growth. The hydrothermal fluid in this period is a post-magmatic fluid with rich silicon, which is mainly controlled by the fracture system. The hydrothermal fluid in Permian is characterized by bright red-light dissolved holes, saddle-shaped dolomite and silicified long-columnar quartz crystal growth. The reservoir space types of hydrothermal origin reservoirs in this area are mainly corrosion pores, corrosion holes and hydrothermal corrosion irregular fractures. The reservoir types mainly include limestone hydrothermal solution pore type and siliceous rock hydrothermal solution type reservoir, which are mainly composed of two types: limestone hydrothermal solution pore type reservoir and siliceous rock hydrothermal solution type reservoir, which are mainly composed of limestone hydrothermal solution pore type and siliceous rock hydrothermal solution type reservoir. Limestone hydrothermal solution pore type reservoir is the main hydrothermal origin reservoir in this area. The existing data show that this type of reservoir is mainly distributed in a chamber formation, the reservoir rock is granular limestone and microcrystalline limestone, and the reservoir space is dissolved pore. The reservoir development and distribution shows the characteristics that are controlled by faults. The hydrothermal corroded reservoirs of siliceous rocks are found in the upper section of Yingshan formation in wells Shunnan 4 and Shunnan 401. The reservoir spaces are long columnar intergranular dissolution pores and irregular fracture holes that are not fully filled, and the development and distribution of the reservoirs are controlled by faults. Especially in the fracture tensile segment is more developed.
【學位授予單位】:成都理工大學
【學位級別】:碩士
【學位授予年份】:2017
【分類號】:P618.13
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