2010, 29(2) 284-291 DOI:     ISSN: 1004-5589 CN: 22-1111/P

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Keywords
Yitong Basin
Luxiang fault depression
Shuangyang Formation reservoir
pore structure
controlling factor
Authors
MA Lin-1
GUO Wei-1
LIU Qun-2
DING Hong-Ru-1
SUN Shou-Liang-1
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Article by Ma, L. 1
Article by Guo, W. 1
Article by Liu, Q. 2
Article by Ding, H. R. 1
Article by Sun, S. L. 1

Pore structure characteristics and controlling factors of Shuangyang Formation reservoir in Luxiang fault depression��Yitong Basin

MA Lin-1, GUO Wei-1, LIU Qun-2, DING Hong-Ru-1, SUN Shou-Liang-1

1. College of Earth Sciences��Jilin University��Changchun 130061��China; 2. Geophysical Exploration Institute of Heilongjiang Province��Harbin 150036��China

Abstract��

Through the observation of drilling cores��casting slides and scanning electron microscope��combined with intrusive mercury analysis test��the authors studied the pore structure characteristics of Shuangyang Formation reservoir in Luxiang fault depression of Yitong Basin. The results show that the main genetic type of reservoir is fan-delta sand body��partly is underwater fan sand body. The main sand pore type is secondary solution pore�� partly is primary intergranular pore��such as intragranular dissolution pore��primary intergranular pore and intergranular corrosion expansion pore. The reservoirs are low in porosity and permeability in general��with small pore throat��poor sorting and connectivity��on which��the second member of Shuangyang Formation is a little better than the third one��and the first one is the worst. The pore structure characteristics of Shuangyang Formation reservoir are mainly controlled by sand genetic types and diagenesis. In addition��particle size of rocks and tectonism also have some control actions to pore structure.

Keywords�� Yitong Basin   Luxiang fault depression   Shuangyang Formation reservoir   pore structure   controlling factor  
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