Jiao Daqing, Wang Deren, Wu Xiaoling. Patterns of natural gas accumulation and enrichment in Dongpu depression[J]. 2006, 27(6): 794-803.DOI: 10.11743/ogg20060610.
Dongpu depression is one of the few basins in China that are abundant with both oil and gas.Two sets of Paleozoic and Cenozoic source rocks
with deep burial depth and high thermal maturity
have gone through complicate history of bury
thermal evolution
and hydrocarbon generation.Good cap rocks represented by halite are well developed.Various types of sandbodies provide the depression with favorable accumulation conditions.Traps in the depression are of various types and the timing of their formation and hydrocarbon generation is ideal.Furthermore
the structural framework(two sags
one uplift
and one slope)of the depression and the abnormal high pressure in some part of the depression make it a favorable place for the migration and accumulation of hydrocarbon.Three types of gas reservoirs
including coal-derived gas
condensate gas and mixed gas
are recognized in the depression.The coal-derived gas reservoirs mainly occur in the top of central uplifts
condensate gas reservoirs mainly occur around the sags
and the mixed gas reservoirs are distributed in between.