THE DIAGENETIC CHARACTERS OF PUTAOHUA CLASTIC RESERVOIRS IN HARWEN AND LONGNAN AREAS SONGLIAO BASIN
Zhang Xingji
Abstract
Zhang Xingji
Abstract
The major rock types of Putaohua clastic reservoirs in Harwen and Longnan areasinclude fine-grained sandstones such as feldspathic litharenite, lithic arkose, feldspathicquartzose sandstone, lithic quartzose sandstone, lithic sandstone and addingly slightlysiltstone or argillaceous siltstone as well. The reservoir rocks with lower compositionalmaturity, medium-well sorting nature and subsharp-subcircle roundness have beengreatly influenced by the following diagenetic processes as mechanical compaction, ce-mentation, replacement and dissolution. The initial pores have been modified to someextent and the new-generated compressed pores and secondary pore spaces presented atthe same time. The reservoir rocks have undergone B subperiod of late diagenetic stage.
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The major rock types of Putaohua clastic reservoirs in Harwen and Longnan areasinclude fine-grained sandstones such as feldspathic litharenite, lithic arkose, feldspathicquartzose sandstone, lithic quartzose sandstone, lithic sandstone and addingly slightlysiltstone or argillaceous siltstone as well. The reservoir rocks with lower compositionalmaturity, medium-well sorting nature and subsharp-subcircle roundness have beengreatly influenced by the following diagenetic processes as mechanical compaction, ce-mentation, replacement and dissolution. The initial pores have been modified to someextent and the new-generated compressed pores and secondary pore spaces presented atthe same time. The reservoir rocks have undergone B subperiod of late diagenetic stage.
Key concepts: Clastic rock, Geology, Diagenesis, Siltstone, Geochemistry, Compaction, Petrology, Lithic fragment