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those from structural hydrocarbon pools account for the most
taking up 66.8% of the total
while complex pools contain second largest reserves (25.9%).The number of the large/medium-sized fields only accounts for 34% of the total
while their proven reserves account for 84.4% of the total.Proven reserves are most numerous in structures of low salient
swell in sag
and salient
accounting for 45.3%
24.9% and 22.0% respectively.Vertically
about 61.0% of the proven oil reserves and 55.0% of the proven gas reserves are distributed in the Neogene.About 93.2% of the proven oil reserves and 85.0% of the proven gas reserves are distributed in the shallow to medium reservoirs with burial depth less than 3 000 m.The hydrocarbon distribution in Bohai Sea waters is the result of a series of geological processes
involving hydrocarbon source rock
depositional systems
structures
as well as fault systems.The hydrocarbons migrated in short distance and accumulated around the hydrocarbon kitchens.Factors such as favorable sedimentary facies belts
high-quality lithofacies
and favorable physical properties played important roles in the development of high-quality reserviors in Bohai Sea waters.The Tanlu fault and its induced faults controlled the formation and development of hydrocarbon kitchens