Yue Dali, Wu Shenghe, Lin Chengyan, et al. Sedimentary and diagenetic evolution pattern of reef limestone reservoirs in Liuhua 11-1 oilfield[J]. 2005, 26(4): 518-523.DOI: 10.11743/ogg20050420.
Two types of sedimentary facies(bioherm and organic bank) are developed in Liuhua 11-1 oilfield.They can be subdivided into 6 microfacies
including coralgal reef
coral reef
coralgal-coral reef
foraminiferal bank
bioclastic bank and coralgal debris-foraminiferal bank.Core observation and thin section analysis indicate that the diagenesis of reef complex in sea floor diagenetic environment
fresh water diagenetic environment and regional underground water-buried diagenetic environment include cohesion
dissolution
cementation
compaction-pressure solution
recrystallization
dolomitization and "chalkification"
etc.Based on the results of sedimentary facies analysis and the effects of various stages of diagenesis on poroperm characteristics of reservoirs
the sedimentary-diagenetic evolution of reef limestone reservoirs are divided into 8 periods
i.e.the early reef formation
early exposure-dissolution
late reef formation
middle exposure-dissolution
early reservoiring
late dissolution
late reservoiring and regional groundwater dissolution periods.This unique evolution pattern constitutes vertically 8-layer reservoir architecture
including the alternating of 4 high porous and permeable layers and 4 medium-low porous and permeable layers.Cementation is considered a major diagenetic factor in the 4 medium-low porous and permeable layers
namely layers A
B
2
C and E
which are relatively tight and have widely developed intercalations.The layers B
1
B
3
and D
being in percolation environment
have been turned into high porous and permeable layers through dissolution
while the high porous and permeable layer F formed by further dissolution of regional groundwater is an aquifer.