Oil & Gas Geology ›› 2011, Vol. 32 ›› Issue (2): 199-206.doi: 10.11743/ogg20110206
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Abstract: By using the physical properties and core observation, this paper compares their reservoir qualities and characteristics of reservoir spaces in the study area. The main factors controlling the development of highquality reservoirs are also discussed based on study of the lateral and vertical distribution of reservoirs and the occurrence of oil, gas and water. The reefshoal complex reservoirs of the Upper Ordovician are significantly controlled by sedimentary facies belts and faults, thus show obvious characteristics of occurring at certain horizons and segmentation. In contrast, the karstweathering crust reservoirs of the Lower Ordovician are mainly controlled by faults and karstification along unconformities. They mainly occur within 40-200m under the unconformity, and show obvious layering features. A comprehensive comparison of these two kinds of quality reservoirs indicates that both of them feature in “lateral connection and vertical superimposition” and are similar in reservoir quality, though their major controlling factors are different. Moreover, the quality carbonate reservoirs are developed under the dual control of sedimentation and modification. The western platform as well as the subsidiary karst upland and upslope in the inner fault zoneⅠ in Tazhong area have favorable conditions for the development of highquality carbonate reservoirs, thus are play fairways.
Key words: Key words: reefshoal complex, karstweathering crust, carbonate reservoir, sedimenttion and reformation, Ordovician, Tazhong area, Tarim Basin
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