Title of article :
Analysis of Oil and Gas Controlling Factors of Lower Silurian and Upper Ordovician Sediments of Wufeng-Longmaxi Formation in Sichuan Basin
Author/Authors :
Nefedov ، Y. V. Department of Oil and Gas Geology - University of Empress Ekaterina , Gao ، H. Department of Oil and Gas Geology - University of Empress Ekaterina II , Gribanov ، M. A. Department of Oil and Gas Geology - University of Empress Ekaterina II , Vostrikov ، N. N. Department of Oil and Gas Geology - Saint Petersburg Mining University of Empress Ekaterina II , Yashmolkin ، A. M. Department of Oil and Gas Geology - Saint Petersburg Mining University of Empress Ekaterina II , Yandulov ، P. V. Department of Oil and Gas Geology - Saint Petersburg Mining University of Empress Ekaterina II , Loginov ، A. V. Department of Oil and Gas Geology - Saint Petersburg Mining University of Empress Ekaterina II , Gribanov ، D. A. Department of Oil and Gas Geology - Saint Petersburg Mining University of Empress Ekaterina II , Karimov ، V. M. Azerbaijan State University of Oil and Industry
Abstract :
Today, China’s main interest in geological exploration is focused on shale strata, whose high potential has already been proven in a number of fields, which ensures China’s stable socio-economic growth. The goal of this study is to research and analyse the factors controlling the oil and gas potential of the peripheral zone of the Sichuan shale gas basin and the poorly studied folded region adjacent to the basin from the southeast. The materials of this study are represented by 15 core samples. The following research methods were used in this study: optical and electron microscopic examination of sections, tomography, geochemical studies and X-ray fluorescence analysis (XRF). The pore types were found to be intergranular and microfractures. The results of petrological, mineralogical and geochemical analyses of the Wufeng-Longmaxi Formation are presented. It was defined that the folded thrust area adjacent to the Sichuan Basin from the southeast is not of practical interest.
Keywords :
Shale gas , shale basin , Wufeng , Longmaxi , Sichuan Basin , Rock , Eval
Journal title :
International Journal of Engineering
Journal title :
International Journal of Engineering