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    36 SH Bi RB te OR Vol.36,No.5 2014489 A PETROLEUM GEOLOGY & EXPERIMENT Sep. ,2014 LEMS 1001-6112( 2014) 05-0580-08, ‘di: 10.11781/ ACREMS A Shih SEES A RA ad aT RX, 2 SE AER, EK (PHB le BATT AK 100083) RE ACMA PERE RM, SAP PRAMAS LRRRSLAT ANS TTA FF PHGORRSRR SIRES, SARE THAAD SL PRRSILAT ADS, ERB Bel SRR RR, SEH PLAS ERR ESHA FA ER EAT BE SOLES ESTER A LPR SIEL A, RR RR RO SHH be EES FUR PT al. ELA aT a Ee Lett Se HEARERS FREE LPRRS LAT RD ARTE T RRR, RR SCR ICT ER SE Ae LR WAS REE RE SU SCNANOES AHR ETE™ Ute ORME ST EA ER ERE RE Tae HERS ES. TE122.3° 1 SaRARIRAB A sydr201405589 Controlling factors of hydrocarbon accumulation and play fairway in North Sakhalin Basin Chen Wenxue, Li Xueyan, Zhou Shengyou, Li Changzheng (SINOPEC Petroleum Exploration & Production Research Institute , Beijing 100083, China) Abstract Locating in the circum-Pacific fold belts of far-east in Russia, the North Sakhalin Basin is a back-are basin de oped from Mesozoic to Cenozoic. There are three sets of source rocks including shale in the Okobykay «and coal-bearing Formation of the Upper Miocene, shale in the lower Nutovo Formation of the Upper Mi strata in the Weining Formation of the Lower Miocene and the Dagi Formation of the Lower Miocene. Its main oil production derived from the sandstones in the Dagi Formation of the Middle and Lower Miocene and the lower Nutovo Formation of the Upper Miocene. The major trap types are anticlines, complex faulted anticlines and fault blocks. Oil and gas mainly accumulated in the Sakhalin sub-basin in the northeast, with larger reserves offshore than onshore. Vertically, they were mainly found in the Dagi Formation of the Middle Miocene and the Nutovo Formation of the Upper Miocene. The comprehensive evaluation of reservoir conditions showed that the distribu- tion of oil and gas were mainly controlled by structure and servoir development. The structural traps formed dur ing the late Pliocene provided spaces for hydrocarbon accumulation, and the folding event which took place from the late Pliocene to Holocene functioned as adjustment and even destruction to traps. The distibution of sand- stones in the Dagi Formation of the Middle and Lower Miocene and the Nutovo Formation of the Upper Miocene controlled the plane and vertical distributions of hydrocarbon, Compared to the highly explored onshore area, the offshore area has a great potential, and the exploration targets should be focused on the structural stratigraphic and stratigraphic traps in the Nutovo and Dagi Formations. Key words; hydrocarbon distribution; hydrocarbon accumulation; controlling factors; exploration potential ; Sakhalin Basin AGRA, LRM BRA BH, (Hl). BW 1923 PHRASE (FRESE AS HOLA BY 234 166 km? HS S48"! ARE 2012 47 A SELAH 76 4, Bib 8.90 MRF, BET RMA RP RABACET RSE 120x10" bbl(1 bbl=0.137 1) ROKR TE HEAT RRR RBI BSE. ‘Wc: 2013-08-06 #857 BM; 2014-08-01 te LE (1963—) BF ARAGLLEM MSA ROTTLIE, Ema BRAG PLLA AR AE BEM Bi (P0985) HEAD Chenves.syky@ sinopee.com, + 590+ & 36 a UR me a i Al Ae hae Re a Fig.l Location of North Sakhalin Basin and hydrocarbon distibution Zxti 00 SAV SR, Bib hh L BRE HEA ae ADE BLORES RK LEA ASS MR VGR MR ER RAE ELBIT a A a PE SANVGA MI RER BRIA FH-FRK. FXRA Rika ETAT LAE Paes LAA AON aS Fae LL RSE RR, ST 2A eT A TR Be LEAR RU TSORAA RE 1 HUA BR 11 Sub JR ab aE (UM th BATE STARA RRL SD RA. BA Be te a HE (65~ 29.3 Ma) 2288 or tL rt (29.3 ~ 3.4 Ma) $9 Heir (294 ( $B) ALHHES (3.4~0 Ma) 23994 (FER) SOWA A 2 Bie SRNBEREROM, HE ALAC VE , I — AF BIE BD (St, PATE Te; AIT MF A, BANA HA BH PRE wre 2 Bt BRAS MAL PARRA ee) SRM eH Sin RAY Ae ae a 32 BAA ES 2). RB USE MMR HIE BW 3 PK A PURE AKE SSS ik MAT ERIK 1.2 ARRAS E HER ULEER-SBRSE RB AAT BERERARRERL BTEC SWRRSRESLERDLS PRESS KARTE EMI PATA 7~8 km, WRU FRRASERR NASP ARENT RA RLS, S. LEME REBAR RAAT 1591+ ACE ERT RE Fig2 Subdivision and structure feature of North Sakhalin Basin A (Ei R) MEA OTRAS( PHEALMS) iE 3) RTA AS BL tk WARE VY 3 AER. (1) Pa PNLAZK EAH ND RRA, ERA 5 km, FEB IY AK LL es ES s (2) PERTH A GRE FUR BAR ES 6~8 km, OS HIT A MBIA 6 BH, Sy tea EA AT ( BP PR PARAA) HFRODOSA Mow Kes FHERA) AMARA (ME aT hf | nt w eh we TA) PRR MTA (AHR He SA) REA PHMERRRH EEA) RANMA ASHEA. RAIKSGRS 6 BARASE SE SGLURSSRSAS, FAWb OR HERARRA (3) LMMBR WL LR NABER SR 2 TAURI A 21 BRARE RAB Popovich S°HFACBERG Ph Ho AY S92 ARAL, | SSPE REE: Cy, Cy Coy EMH ORE .C,, SERB 36% A FR DCISE EE CELI s Ba ey HS We EL MEL 3.0 ~ 5.0, te HEL 11-20, | SRE SP 8 RIG KL ARG REAE PRO RA MEAS TEE A). ISR RHR S AL C, SRSBR AF 50% FRC be/ Fh RISE HL AF 1.5; 8B / FE (CCHK(1.13~2.61), ISRBERE 8 wie PEAR AIA ED fae LTA AA RAO A eee LEE LT 2EBRS, THAR S WRT AAA BRE Hi OE IU, WE RE, be BRA HBAS HRA SAS RATA BARTS VER I SRBHE. QA aT AFI 40H TAA A SR RR BE AD SEHK” TRACERS. LE WERRDANRSE ERLE. KRTARAWEE SWRI KU RRS MASE RE, AOR AME AFRE RTA BRAS acs | geese F Ses wer Egowns Bee Geum Een 13 Jeet eee {RSS aR | (Pt, Fig.3 Regional geological section in North Sakhalin Basin 592+ be FB eB 8308 5 HR F ws K ae | ep ve fame | ae | BE | all (1 anal 77 CT i al aR ex i aa ts [Ee [a San am il © Ww a 4 H F a al LI, be * & ‘ i i am z “| Jol | a Pgh ‘ E aR i wie # Fla & = afi i | [ee a |g | RE bE » a | ae a level ER oa, ace] seria fore] St Sais ele|# a | |e us| TF] ge] & aaa | a |e] og a)a| ax se at e afeL. 3 ze 5 K up [BE |u| : ef | Bee | aa oka : al | leew Re wei 5 r zB) | |e a a As IRR RE RE 4 Comprehensive stratigraphic eolumn in North Sakhalin Basin Rel ABR OR Ra E E heh E Table 1 Geochemical characteristics of main source rocks in North Sakhalin Basin Be a BALeeL RR (TOR) RY ER /n _ ab 1 ee stra fi AE Re RE aunaue 05-117 05-12 500-2 500 SHIM 2a) Be EER eae ee at BMC pesmi RR AK LS © 045-1.6 500-1500 Ree FRR are 2a meee OF ae i, RARER ER NSA BR RS Ab ABE SE RT HPAARATRA, ARKH YARED: ERB Re RETAIL (Pilskaya) A, SEWERS, HEVEARKRA ATA AMRBHEWI ALERT AF ( Kayganskoye Vostochnoye) 78% BD BHARAARA AMA AE 1.5% (#1) RUPE FH BIE 326 me/,, AU SH RLS, S. LEME REBAR RAAT + 593+ FH I B, SES WA RES, REL BRAUVEFPAMELESSKARHELEM (ABRAMS. MT AAA E AR AEP PBB LIBRE, R, = 0.45% ~0.76% HEAL TITER (ESB AL ICR R, TSF 1.6%. 2.1.2 RAM A Ae IER MF LIER ANA 1 St HR TART eS HER VERN SREB SR, ARSE BE Law AHS MRSS RA AMFSONERBAL, BANMAR AGARA SLAW BESSA. SHRAATRANRAARBHED S RAS AL EEO BOAR ACER WB AS Pat, PARKRRBLE VARTA. RARE BNR RAR, 8 RAR a Bs, TOC SKC F EGA ( Arkutun) A EH 1.17%, [aS BLS HE /E ( Dagi-More ) B/E ( Veninskoye ) FUCHT( Lunskoye ) 2% HEH] 0.81% ~0.84% , IAL BJZGK( Chayvo) , BPA FY ( Piltun—Astokh ) AUSLIE BH ( Odoptu ) #4 , BEB) 0.5% ~ 0.62% . GERWNSAGHE SRE 150x10° EA. EPR Sh L BASE ASICS TARE LERAE.R, <0.5%, (RATS IF ACRE ER ZEST PGE R, FIFE 1.29. 2.2 fiBE ACM GLEE 6 SHR oI SERA THE BARE EA MPA R2) RAW BRN RR ELS (BAF RTA AI HA) ARTEL (AKEATARRBTA). HP KPADSASERAT AD SEAL SWHEAER, DHAASHRART EME AMI RS WTR EAE S). RO SLRALVAE AREAS BTA a Be RAT A, ZLEBA NAAM AAR ARR, RIT R2 AFAR E SRE ‘Table 2 Key reservoir characteristics in North Sakhalin Basin PE eS ed TUDE /% eee, Shae Een EE Oe St 10-1 000 ANTE RL ERRR BE BW 10-30 10-10 000 eee PTR a De 11-37 10-10 000 RTE FRR OT BE 15-20 10-90 RAL ALs As PR e SAAR ERO 1 AR AA’ ARABS SCAR 1 | Fig.5 Sedimentary profile of Nutovo Formation in North Sakhalin Basin + 594+ eit BB te 36 AMM ARE RA RESIERS AMT , eye ete merase 1-4 -tmre 5-20 m anaes 3 TUN ARGE DR SLR 5 OESP RGAE 20S ORR 31 WANT 4 1~38 m BIRD ( A) RUBILIRE FH 22% , BEY 320x10" pm’ EMER Fee AALS. RANMAD See AER ML (EWR, Mis 5~8 HEERE 1~Om Hite, SLLATAD SREB BEBE PRES 1~54 mF 6 m) FREE £5) 23% BREF H 200x107 pm? RRL CREO Ph ct DE 2, GET ABNBE TA DRANER AS 23 BRERA a RAR RLARS PRK aK Se AF 3 SERENE RMSE MSR SHWHNRAEF BAN MAHD AO RRS BF AMMAR KERRSE, SIRAT ADS SAIMADS DEAD SAMTAD SSELENRS HO RR ARAM mR HR Bag 2.4 RAGE MEARH WHA SRS BR, LL ACFE a a) OF TR SEARATA ae ee eT Sy SEGA MHAD FER R BR), EEK ISS km? FF 193.0 kn? THAME EBB REK, BK 246 kn’ FEY 85 km? SOK, BOAR EB A aT] APE AOL HUFEZS, KRESS ADEA BAe RE, HRA AS Hk Ti a ee HP TR ae FOE SEAS PE BO EMARA Bao HARA A AK A HE IHS RHERANRTARRA RE 2012 47 A ALR MR tS APIA 76 +, ‘ERE TR a 35x 10° bbl, RAR HK E13 018% 10'm' , SEAT IR AS T RRH 7.66% 10" bbl, RASTER FA aE A IIA BRAY 66% PL ALBEOG Ph a the 97% 89 HRB AT RO BORER OK, A BS Sti MAC b>, ES. BU EIR GE WE ACER ERS LH AFL (# 3) Ate] LACROSSE EEL ATRAREA, FE RAIA BSA 97.2% (B16) eeaheeaee te aes RHR RIE ERIS PURER SSE DERERWA BIKER, AR FUR ARE 5 at AREA) 44.8% PCA AE SWARM A. (RS A Ao rear Ree Fig.6 Vertical distribution of hydrocarbon production layers in North Sakhalin Basin R32 LFMARAMOARM ARH Table 3. Proved reserves distribution in North Sakhalin Basin S58 SxS BS BURR a BLATEB/ (10° bE) oe *B th (0°) “eC BE Hi 7 $708 a 5 3092 BE aH 9 saz 593 08 2586 RE 5H 23 an 2

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