Oil & Gas Geology ›› 2002, Vol. 23 ›› Issue (3): 257-261,265.doi: 10.11743/ogg20020312

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SEDIMENTARY CHARACTERISTICS OF EOGENE PINGHU FORMATION AND HUAGANG FORMATION IN CHUNXIAO ZONE OF XIHU LAKE DEPRESSION

Wang Guoshou1,2, Zhou Zuoming2, Xiao Chaohui1,2, Li Meizhou3, Zhou Weikui2, Wang Lin2   

  1. 1. Energy Resource College of Chengdu University of Science & Engineering, Chengdu, Sichuan;
    2. Jingzhou Branch for New Area Exploration, Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development, SINOPEC, JingZhou, Hubei;
    3. Nanjing Branch, Artillery Academy of the Chinese peoples Liberation Army, Nanjing
  • Received:2002-06-25 Online:2002-09-25 Published:2012-01-16

Abstract:

Eogene Pinghu Formation and Huagang Formation can be divided into four main sedimentary systems of semi-closed bay, lake, delta and river; and six main sedimentary types of shore-tidal flat, lagoon, shore-lake, river-controlling delta, tide-controlling delta and river etc., and several subfacies and microfacies. The development and evolution of the sedimentary systems in Pinghu Formation and Huagang Formation indicate change characteristics from the sea to the land; namely Pinghu Formation is chiefly composed of semi-closed bay environment with its own feature of development of bay-lagoon facies which is distributed largely in the central belt of working area. Huagang Formation consists mainly sedimentary systems of lake, delta and river which apparently can be divided into two sedimentary systems; the lower section is made up of ingression lake facies, the upper section is composed of fresh water lake sediments and interlayering sediments of meandering river flooding plain. The lake sedimentary system is mainly distributed in the northeast and central part of the working area, the delta system is chiefly developed in the south and southeast part of the working area while the meandering river system developed in the west part. Tidal channel, tidal-flat bar, river mouth bar, front sheet-like sand and microfacies of braiding flow river are main favorable reservoir belts in the area.

Key words: Sedimentary system, type, development, distribution, Chunxiao zone, Xihu lake depression

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