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    25 June 1981, Volume 2 Issue 2
    A STUDY OF THE SEDIMENTARY FACIES OF THE DELTAS IN BOYANG LAKE
    Zhu Haihong, Zheng Changsu, Wang Yunfei, Su Shoude, Yang Liufa
    1981, 2(2):  89-103.  doi:10.11743/ogg19810201
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    The Boyang lake,located in the northern part of Jiangxi province,is thelargest freshwater lake in China,it holds a great bulk of water from fiverivers:The Ganjiang,Fuhe,Xinjiang,Xiushui and Pojiang,and then passesthrough the Hukou(lake outlet)into Changjiang river.At the highest floodwater level it covers an area of about 4000km2.According to investigation,the lake was originally the valley basin of the lower reach of ancient Ganjiang river.Later on,the lake water was heldback by the water of Changjiang river and its deposits occurred near Hukou,thus,held the flood from discharging rapidly and caused the area of flood extending southward.According to the historical records and excavationevidences,the fromation of Boyang lake and its deltaic development began about1500 years ago.The Boyang lake is a by-pass lake of inflow-outflow type,its deposi-tional mechanism is controlled by lake currents.When the lake level ishigher than that of the Changjiang river,the tractive current is the mainagency of the growing lakeward deltas.The average annual deposit volumeof the lake amounts to 11.2 million tons(7.5 million m3).According tothe area of the highest flood level,the average annual thick of depositsis about 2 mm.Since the Tang Dynasty(about 1200 years ago),theaverage annual depositional thick is about 2.5 mm in delta area,and up to 10 mm in local front zone of the deltas.Owing to the differences of hydrodynamic intensity and transportability of sand of the inflow rivers,and of land forms in the river mouths,thus,enable to the deltas to have some different development patterns,such asbird’s-foot extension,crevasse-distributaries,river mouth bar and subaque-ous delta,etc.The bird’s-foot extension associated with crevasse is themain pattern of delta.The characteristics of the depositional facies and the facies patterns of thelake and its deltas are as follows:There is a great water-level difference between the flood and dry period with an alternation of river and lake envi-ronment result in the lack of lacustrine deposit with wide area of stable dis-tribution;the tractive current of flowing character makes the front deltato develop a set of under water channels,under water levees,under water cre-vasse fans.interdistri butary bays and orther subfacies connecting with theland deltas;and simultaneously,the land deltaic plain developed to branched channels,levees,crevasse fans,interdistri butary depresions,abandoned cha-nnels-bayous and orther subfacies.In the vertical sequence,the lacustrinedeposits are overlain by delta deposits which resemble the river depositionalsequence of facies and it is difficult to distinguish the botton set,foresetand topset.This is clearly different from the classical delta of the deepwater lake.

    A DISCUSSION ON THE METHOD FOR QUANTITATIVE PREDICTION OF OIL AND GAS
    Yang Wenkuan
    1981, 2(2):  104-113.  doi:10.11743/ogg19810202
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    As major component of kerogen,the carbon according to its distribu-tion during revolution can be divided into potential carbon(B0)which trans-forms gradually into the molecules of bitumen,and nonpotential carbon(N)which is impossible to have such a change.With the increasement of theburied time and depth the residual rate of carbon decreased gradually.In addition,the potential carbon so called may be subdivided into trans-formed carbon(included the released carbon M from source rock,residualoil and gas and chloroform-extracted bitumen A of source rock)and has notyet transformed carbon(B).B/B0-α,which is named the residual carbonicrate of potential carbon in kerogen.A further study of α may obtain ratheraccurate imformations during the kerogen revolution.According to the kerogen thermo-degradation of oil and gas geneticaltheory and the basic principle of chemical kinetics,the author has deducedthe residual carbonic rate of potential carbon and other mathematic formulae.Apply these formulae and the data of the abundance of total organiccarbon and disseminated bitumen,it is possible to solve some questions rela-ted to quantitative oil and gas prediction,such as the quantitative estima-tion of maturity of kerogen,the reconstruction of the evolutionary processof kerogen,the confinement of the upper and lower limits for mature zones,the estimation of the amounts of bitumen generated,the calculation of theprimary amounts of oil and gas,and the comprehensive assessment of thesource rocks.This method can be applied to various sedimentary rocks,includingcoal-bearing strata and“red bads”

    A STUDY OF CLAY COMPACTION AND PRIMARY MIGRATION OF OIL AND GAS
    Chen Holi, Tang Hsiyuan
    1981, 2(2):  114-122.  doi:10.11743/ogg19810203
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    The study,the clay compaction concerned,based on the data of time-depth ralationship of acoustic wave transmission from nearly 50 walls inBiying depression proves that:1)There is usually a great difference ofclay compaction in different parts,of the same depression,and the oil andgas accumulation are closely associated only with the areas where both hy-drocarbon generation and primary migration occurred;2)The anomalouscompation section of the clay after the organic matter maturation may deter-mine the possible depth of primary migration in this area;3)The rapidlycompacted zones of the anomalous compaction secion seem to be the most fa-vourable intervals for the primary migration of the hydrocarbon;4)Thedepth,favourable to primary migration,has determined the main stage of theoil and gas accumulation;5)The highly compacted clay section may forma caprock which sealed by pressure and affect the depth of longitudinal dis-tribution of oil and gas accumulation.

    ON THE SILURIAN CONODONT BIOSTRATIGRAPHY,NEW GENERA AND SPECIES IN GUIZHOU PROVINCE
    Zhou Xiyun, Zhai Zhiqiang, Xian Siyuan
    1981, 2(2):  123-140.  doi:10.11743/ogg19810204
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    This paper deals with the conodonts collected from the Lower-Middle Silu-rian in Guizhou Province,a total of 93 species in 42 different genera havebeen established here,in which 35 new species and 7 new genera aredescribed.The stratigraphical distribution of conodonts allows the recognition of5 assemblage and interval zones in ascending order(See Table 2):1.Spathognathodus obesus ass.zone;2.Interval I(A zone);3.Spathognathodus parahassi-Sp.guizhouensis ass.zone;4.Spathognathodus celloni ass.zone and 5.Interval Ⅱ(B zone).On the basis of characteristic of the Conodont fauna and correlation withconodont sequences of Europe and North America(See Table 3),the Spa-thognathodus obesus ass.zone—Sp.celloni ass.zone are Early Silurian in ageand Interval Ⅱ zone is Middle Silurian.

    THE SEDIMENTATION HISTORY AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EARLY TERTIARY IN HUANGHUA BASIN
    Zhang Fuming, Jian Zongyu
    1981, 2(2):  141-157.  doi:10.11743/ogg19810205
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    Huanghua basin is one of the Mesozoic and Cenozoic fault-limited basinsand is also one of the important oil-bearing basins in eastern China.TheEarly Tertiary sediments in it have a huge thickness of about 6000 metersresulting from two large sedimental cycles of Eocene and Oligocene eges.Itcan be divided into three stages of developments:1)The earlier,ununiform depression;2)Middle,deep depression accompanied with extension;3)The later,uplift and contraction.There are different characteristics of sedimen-tation type for each of these stages:1)Earlier stage is characterized by sedimentation predominently in environments of saline lake and alluvial fan;2)Middle stage mainly by subaqueous sedimentation from gravidational flow; 3)Later stage by extensive development of river delta.Oil and/or gas are formed and concentrated at all three above meationedstages,with the richest occurring at the middle stage.This article is dealling with the sedimentation,prccess in the Huanghua basin and its major sedimental types during the Eocene-Oligocene.

    THE GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ISOPRENOID ALKANES IN CRUDE OIL
    Wang Youxiao, Cheng Xuehui, Wu Yihua, Zhang Qian
    1981, 2(2):  158-168.  doi:10.11743/ogg19810206
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    The writers,applied the method of chromatographic analysis of hydrocar-bon group in crude oil,here determined the content of pristane and phytanein crude oil from 20 distincts or oil fields in our country,and a preliminary study of the character of isoprenoid alkane assemblages and the influence of the secondary alteration of crude oil to the character have been carriedout.The total content of pristane and phytane ranges generally from 0.38-1.53%,and very few up to 4.78% by weight. According to assemblage patterns,the relative peak values of is oprenoid alkanes can be classified into 5 types:firstly,the ratio of pristane to phy-tane is very high(2.64-6.35),the distribution curves of is oprenoid alkanes vary greatly;the second,the ratio(0.55-1.42)and the ralative contents of pristane and phytane are still rather high;the third,the phytane is predo-minant,and the ratio of pristene to phytane is less than 0.50;the fourth,the crude oil with low maturity or subjected to the secondary alteration with degraded characteristics displays mainly the chromatographic peaks of pri-stane and phytane on the chromatogram;and the fifth,with the conbination characteristics of light crude oil and condensate,the peak value of isotride-cane and isotetradecane are apparrently increased.Finally,the influence of the secondary alteration of oil to the relative peak value of isoprenoid alkanes have also been discussed by the authors.

    THE WEATHERING COEFFICIENT OF THE DEEP WELL NO.10 IN WEI RIVER BASIN AND ITS GEOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE
    Huang Jiabin
    1981, 2(2):  169-176.  doi:10.11743/ogg19810207
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    A Preliminary investigataton on the variations of weathering coeffici-ent in heavy minerals,the ratio of feldspar/quartz of detrital minerals andtheir relationship with stratigraphy and major structures at deep well No.10 in the Xian depression of Wei river basin are presented here.The weathering coefficient curve of the deep well can obviously be devid-ed into three sections:The first section shows the assemblage of unstableminerls,correspond to the first assemblage of heavy minerals and the 1st velocity layer of the seismic logging,represents the Quaternary.The Second section shows the alternation of unstable and stable mineral assemblage coin-cident with the second and the third assemblages of heavy minerals and the 2nd-4th velocity layers,represnts the Pliocene.The third section is the stable mineral assemblage intercalated with small amount of unstable mine-ral assemblage correspond to the fourth and fifth assemblage of heavy mine-rals and the 5th-9th velocity layers,represents the Miocene.According to the curves of the weathering coefficient and the surface evidence,the Ganhe formation in the well,w hich had been divided intolower Tertiary,should be considered as the early Miocene,because of thefacts that the upper Tertiary in this well has not been penetrated yet.The variation of the coefficient curve shows us:This region has beenmainly subjected to subsidence and the sediments of river and lacustrine facieshave been deposited during the Miocene;in the age of Pliocene,the crustalmovement has been stengthened,a large amount of unstable minerals indicatsthat the uplifted weathering denudation has been strengthened;during the Quaternary,this region has been elevated violently and weathered intensely,the content of unstably mineral has been predominated.All these facts coin-cided with the tectonic activity of this region.The weathering coefficient in all orthr wells of southern Xian depres-sion has the consistency and almost may de correlated.

    A PRELIMINARY STUDY ON HEAVY MINERALS FROM SHANDO AND YANCHENG FORMATIONS IN NORTHERN JINHU SEG,NORTHERN JIANGSU
    Kong Qingyu
    1981, 2(2):  177-184.  doi:10.11743/ogg19810208
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    The north section of Jinhu seg occurs in zone of transition between Dun-tai depression and Jianhu uplift.Cenozoic sediments vary greatly.Parts ofthese sediments show no distinct lithological and electrical properties.Analyses of 110 samples of heavy minerals are given and used as criter-ian for stratigraphical division and correlation on the basis of their as sembl-ages,typomorphic peculiarities and differences in distribution in various rockhorizons.

    AN ATTEMPT AT ESTIMATE OF THE DEPTH OF BASEMENT IN THE THREE-RIVER BASIN BY METHOD OF ANALYTIC CONTINUATION
    Zhang Shouben, Hou Lijun
    1981, 2(2):  185-194.  doi:10.11743/ogg19810209
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    The depth of the basement beneath the eastern part of the Three-river(Heilong Jiang,Songhua Jiang,Wusuli Jiang)basin is studied using the method of analytic continuaton on the basis of 1:200,000 magnetic and par-tially aeromagnetic data.Seismic measement and drilling data demonstrated that the method used is effective and relatively accurate.The theoretical deduction of formulae,data processing and result com-piling are described in a more detaited way.Finally,the accuracy of this method is also discussed.