CHARACTERISTICS OF TERTIARY RESERVOIR SEDIMENTARY FACIES IN THE NORTH PART OF QAIDAM BASIN
Peng Wang
Abstract
Peng Wang
Abstract
The north part of the Qaidam basin is one of the three oil\|bearing units in Qinghai oilfield. The Tertiary reservoirs are mainly distributed in the strata from low\|Gancaigou formation to low\|Youshashan formation. The former research on Tertiary sedimentary facies determined that fluvial and flood plain are the main facies. A comprehensive study on petrology, structures, facies models, facies associations and sedimentary systems in this paper shows that the main facies in Tertiary are shore\|lake and shallow\|lake subfacies, and lake delta facies from low\|Gancaigou formation to low\|Youshashan formation. This new conclusion is very important in theory and economics during the course of calculating the geological reserve of Tertiary.
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The north part of the Qaidam basin is one of the three oil\|bearing units in Qinghai oilfield. The Tertiary reservoirs are mainly distributed in the strata from low\|Gancaigou formation to low\|Youshashan formation. The former research on Tertiary sedimentary facies determined that fluvial and flood plain are the main facies. A comprehensive study on petrology, structures, facies models, facies associations and sedimentary systems in this paper shows that the main facies in Tertiary are shore\|lake and shallow\|lake subfacies, and lake delta facies from low\|Gancaigou formation to low\|Youshashan formation. This new conclusion is very important in theory and economics during the course of calculating the geological reserve of Tertiary.
Key concepts: Facies, Geology, Fluvial, Structural basin, Sedimentary rock, Geochemistry, Delta, Petrology