2011, 30(2) 231-237 DOI:     ISSN: 1004-5589 CN: 22-1111/P

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Keywords
Hailaer Basin
Bayanhushu sag
source rock
oil-source correlation
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BAI Xue-Feng
ZHANG Hai-Qiao
PubMed
Article by Bai, X. F.
Article by Zhang, H. Q.

Evaluation on source rocks and the oil-source correlation in Bayanhushu sag of Hailaer Basin

BAI Xue-Feng, ZHANG Hai-Qiao

Research Institute of Exploration and Development��PetroChina Daqing Oilfield Company Ltd��Daqing 163712��Heilongjiang��China

Abstract��

In Bayanhushu sag of Hailaer Basin��developed three sets of source rocks��including the first member of Damoguaihe Formation��and the first and second members of Nantun Formation�� The analysis on the source rocks of drilled strata in 7 wells in the studied area shows that the source rocks in the three members are widely distributed with a high abundance of organic matters��and the types of organic matters are mainly type I and II 1�� which reach to the standard of good source rocks with great difference of maturity�� The three sets of source rocks in depression zone all belong to mature source rocks��although the dark mudstone in western steep slope is thick��the source rocks of the first member of Nantun Formation is matured only��the other two are immature and mid-mature source rocks effected by later tectonic events�� Through the analysis of chromatography and mass spectrometry and the contrast of biomarker��the oil in Nantun Formation mainly originated from the source rocks of the same formation�� which are autogenous oil-gas

Keywords�� Hailaer Basin   Bayanhushu sag   source rock   oil-source correlation  
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