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Identification of Sedimentary Microfacies in Retrograding Alluvial Fan of Badaowan Formation in Dishuiquan Oilfield in Eastern Junggar Basin

Jianxin Wang

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The studied results of regional geology,seismic,logging and core analysis data in the J1b1 sedimentary microfacies of the Badaowan formation in the Di-12 wellblock of Dishuiquan oilfield located in slope area of eastern Junggar basin show that the J1b1 is alluvial fan deposit,which could be further divided into 3 sub-facies of the top fan,middle fan,edge fan and 8 microfacies.The vertical variation of lithology and lithofaceies reflect that the target zone with the backfill characteristic on the Carboniferous is the earliest low-stand system tract of the Jurassic in this study area.The sedimentary environment of the J1b1 is transited from the top,middle fans up to the edge fan,showing such a period is in retrograding alluvial fan deposit under transgression environment.The identification of alluvial fan sedimentation microfacies of the Badaowan formation in Dishuiquan oilfield has a reference to prospecting the reservoirs related with the fans in eastern Junggar basin.

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The studied results of regional geology,seismic,logging and core analysis data in the J1b1 sedimentary microfacies of the Badaowan formation in the Di-12 wellblock of Dishuiquan oilfield located in slope area of eastern Junggar basin show that the J1b1 is alluvial fan deposit,which could be further divided into 3 sub-facies of the top fan,middle fan,edge fan and 8 microfacies.The vertical variation of lithology and lithofaceies reflect that the target zone with the backfill characteristic on the Carboniferous is the earliest low-stand system tract of the Jurassic in this study area.The sedimentary environment of the J1b1 is transited from the top,middle fans up to the edge fan,showing such a period is in retrograding alluvial fan deposit under transgression environment.The identification of alluvial fan sedimentation microfacies of the Badaowan formation in Dishuiquan oilfield has a reference to prospecting the reservoirs related with the fans in eastern Junggar basin.

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The studied results of regional geology,seismic,logging and core analysis data in the J1b1 sedimentary microfacies of the Badaowan formation in the Di-12 wellblock of Dishuiquan oilfield located in slope area of eastern Junggar basin show that the J1b1 is alluvial fan deposit,which could be further divided into 3 sub-facies of the top fan,middle fan,edge fan and 8 microfacies.The vertical variation of lithology and lithofaceies reflect that the target zone with the backfill characteristic on the Carboniferous is the earliest low-stand system tract of the Jurassic in this study area.The sedimentary environment of the J1b1 is transited from the top,middle fans up to the edge fan,showing such a period is in retrograding alluvial fan deposit under transgression environment.The identification of alluvial fan sedimentation microfacies of the Badaowan formation in Dishuiquan oilfield has a reference to prospecting the reservoirs related with the fans in eastern Junggar basin.

Key concepts: Geology, Alluvial fan, Carboniferous, Sedimentary rock, Lithology, Marine transgression, Structural basin, Facies

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