Relationship between Faulting Activities and Hydrocarbon Migration/Accumulation in Junggar Basin
Bing Lu
Abstract
Bing Lu
Abstract
There exist multiple trending faults of E-W,S-N,N-W/N-E,S-N/N-E(NNE)developed in Junggar basin and they con trol directly the distributions of most oil-gas fields,of which the S-N trending faults play a remarkable role on the formation of secondary sedimentary sag and migration of hydrocarbon in the basin;the N-E faults play an important role on local structural shape and hydrocarbon migration;the N-W faults play not only a controlling role on secondary structural zonation and traps' for-mation,but also are one of main oil-gas migration channels in northwestern margin of Junggar basin.
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There exist multiple trending faults of E-W,S-N,N-W/N-E,S-N/N-E(NNE)developed in Junggar basin and they con trol directly the distributions of most oil-gas fields,of which the S-N trending faults play a remarkable role on the formation of secondary sedimentary sag and migration of hydrocarbon in the basin;the N-E faults play an important role on local structural shape and hydrocarbon migration;the N-W faults play not only a controlling role on secondary structural zonation and traps' for-mation,but also are one of main oil-gas migration channels in northwestern margin of Junggar basin.
Key concepts: Structural basin, Geology, Hydrocarbon, Geochemistry, Margin (machine learning), Fault (geology), Fossil fuel, Sedimentary rock