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Geoscience ›› 2005, Vol. 19 ›› Issue (3): 432-440.

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The Change of Oil-water Interface of Jurassic Reservoirs and History of Petroleum Accumulation in the Block Ⅰ,Center of Junggar Basin

LI Wei1, ZHANG Zhi-huan1, LI Hai-ping2, HAN Li-guo3, Wang Qing1   

  1. 1Key Laboratory for Hydrocarbon Accumulation of Ministry of Education, China University of Petroleum,  Beijing102249,   China;
    2Geophysical Company, Zhongyuan Petroleum Exploration Bureau, Puyang, Henan457001, China;
    3Geological Research Institute of Shengli Oilfield Company Limited, Dongying, Shandong257015, China
  • Received:2005-04-12 Revised:2005-06-06 Online:2005-03-20 Published:2005-03-20

Abstract:

The present reservoir oil-water interface of each well in the Block Ⅰ, center of Junggar basin is predicted through analyzing the chemically extracted hydrocarbon residues and  Rock-eval data combining with comprehensive log interpretation.The frequency of mineral grains containing oil-bearing fluid inclusions (the GOI number) reflects the palaeo-oil saturation experienced in a sandstone reservoir irrespective of the present fluid phase. The location of the original oil-water interface of each well is defined through analyzing the detailed GOI mapping. It is concluded that the original oil-water contact is lower than the present contact;A detail study is undertaken to compare molecular parameters obtained from the analyses of core extracts and oil-bearing fluid inclusions. It is found that the molecular parameters of core extracts and oil-bearing fluid inclusions of well Zheng 1 are similar, while those of wells Sha 1 and Zhuang 1 are significantly different.Through the successful case study,it is predicted that the oils of well Zheng 1 are mainly derived from the source rocks of Changji sag in the south;  the oils of wells Sha 1 and Zhuang 1 are mixed oils, which are generated from the source rocks in the north and Changji sag.

Key words: Junggar basin, original oil-water contact, oil-bearing fluid inclusion, biomarker parameter

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