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Mechanism of mantle- derived carbon dioxide infilling and oil displacement: a case studying in Changling sag of southern Songliao Basin
LIU Dong-Zhou, PENG Xiao-Lei, LIU Li, YU Miao, XU Si-Meng
College of Earth Sciences��Jilin University��Changchun 130061��China
Abstract:

Through the analysis on the theory of natural gas (CH 4 ) displacement and oil driving water��we established the model of mantle- derived CO 2 - bearing fluid infilling and displacement�� The key of the model is whether CO 2 could form sufficient driving force�� The fourth- member of Quantou Formation reservoir in Changling sag of southern Songliao basin is matched with the model�� and we found the mixed layers of mantle- derived CO 2 and oil-gas��moreover��the infilling of oil and gas was earlier than that of CO 2 �� According to the geological conditions of the studied area��we analyzed the driving and resistant force as well as the parameters which related to them��such as original CO 2 density��interfacial tension��pore throat radius and CO 2 column height�� We concluded that the buoyancy created by mantle- derived CO 2 and crude oil is enough to break through the migration resistance (i. e�� �� capillary resistance)�� It can be proved that mantle- derived CO 2 plays a promoting role in the migration of oil and gas in perspectives of physics and mathematics��

Keywords: mantle- derived origin carbon dioxide   oil-displacement mechanism   buoyancy   capillary resist- ance   Changling sag  
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