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黄骅坳陷三马地区中深层储层孔隙发育及主控因素分析
引用本文:常兴浩,张枝焕,李艳霞,王泽中,钟宁宁,吴水平,张秀川. 黄骅坳陷三马地区中深层储层孔隙发育及主控因素分析[J]. 地球学报, 2005, 26(1): 75-82
作者姓名:常兴浩  张枝焕  李艳霞  王泽中  钟宁宁  吴水平  张秀川
作者单位:中国矿业大学,北京,10083;石油大学石油天然气成藏机理教育部重点实验室,北京,102200;北京大学地表过程分析与模拟教育部重点实验室,北京,107101;石油大学石油天然气成藏机理教育部重点实验室,北京,102200;石油大学石油天然气成藏机理教育部重点实验室,北京,102200;石油大学石油天然气成藏机理教育部重点实验室,北京,102200;北京大学地表过程分析与模拟教育部重点实验室,北京,107101;中国石油大港油田勘探开发技术研究中心,天津,300270
基金项目:中国石油天然气集团公司中青年创新基金项目(编号:Cx2000-8)
摘    要:本文根据储集岩样品的显微特征,分析了黄骅坳陷三马地区下第三系中一深部储层中孔隙的成因类型、微观特征及演化规律。研究表明,研究区储层孔隙演化具有明显的阶段性,可划分为原生孔隙、混合孔隙及次生孔隙3个发育带。中一深部储层中原生孔隙所占比例很小,以次生孔隙为主,随埋藏增大,次生孔隙所占比例相应增加。中深部储层中主要分布3个次生孔隙发育带,其深度分别为3200~3500m,3600~4000m,4200~4500m。次生孔隙类型主要为粒间溶孔和粒内溶孔,也可见到铸模孔和微裂缝。导致原始孔隙降低的主要原因为压实和胶结作用,次生孔隙形成机理主要包括长石、方解石的溶解作用和矿物的转化等。本文还讨论了储层岩相、岩性特征、地层水中有机酸浓度的改变、早期方解石的充填、烃类注入、异常高压及微裂缝等地质与地球化学因素对中深部储层成岩作用和次生孔隙形成与分布的控制作用。

关 键 词:黄骅坳陷(三马地区)   储集岩   成岩作用   孔隙演化   地球化学   控制因素

Distribution Characteristics of Pores in Medium-Deep Clastic Reservoir Rocks of Sanma Area,Huanghua Depression and Its Controlling Factors
CHANG Xing-hao,ZHANG Zhi-huan,LI Yan-xi,WANG Ze-zhong,ZHONG Ning-ning,WU Shui-ping and ZHANG Xiu-chun. Distribution Characteristics of Pores in Medium-Deep Clastic Reservoir Rocks of Sanma Area,Huanghua Depression and Its Controlling Factors[J]. Acta Geoscientica Sinica, 2005, 26(1): 75-82
Authors:CHANG Xing-hao  ZHANG Zhi-huan  LI Yan-xi  WANG Ze-zhong  ZHONG Ning-ning  WU Shui-ping  ZHANG Xiu-chun
Affiliation:China Unibersity of Mining and Technology, Beijing, 10083;Key Laboratory for Hydrocarbon Accumulation in Petroleum University, Ministry of Education, Beijing, 102200; Urban and Environment Department, Peking University, Beijing, 100871;Key Laboratory for Hydrocarbon Accumulation in Petroleum University, Ministry of Education, Beijing, 102200;Key Laboratory for Hydrocarbon Accumulation in Petroleum University, Ministry of Education, Beijing, 102200;Key Laboratory for Hydrocarbon Accumulation in Petroleum University, Ministry of Education, Beijing, 102200;Urban and Environment Department, Peking University, Beijing, 100871;Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Exploitation, Dagang Oil field, CNPC, Tianjin, 300270
Abstract:The types, microstructures, distribution and evolutionary characteristics of pores in Paleogene medium-deep clastic reservoir rocks of Sanma area, Huanghua depression, have been discussed in this paper. The result shows that the distribution and evolution of porosity in clastic reservoir rocks vary obviously with the increasing burial depth of the reservoir rock. There exist three evolutionary stages and accordingly the reservoir porosity can be classified into three zones: the zone of primary pores, that of transitional pores and that of secondary pores. The depths of the three zones are shallower than 2 200 m, from 2 200 to 3 400 m and greater than 3 400 respectively. The primary porosity is unimportant in medium-deep reservoir rocks, whereas the secondary pores occupy the main part. There are three secondary pore zones in medium-deep reservoir rocks, with the depth being from 3 200 to 3 500 m, from 3 600 to 4 000 m and from 4 200 to 4 500 m respectively. The secondary pores include mainly intergranular dissolved pores, intra-granular dissolved pores, mould pores and microcracks. The decrease of the primary porosity results mainly from compaction or cementation. The main factors responsible for the development of secondary pores are corrosion of quartz and feldspar or transformation of minerals. This paper also deals with the primary geological and/or geochemical factors controlling diagenesis and pore evolution of reservoir rocks, which include lithofacies, lithology, geochemical charateristics of water in pores (organic acid content), early calcite cementation, early hydrocarbon filling and abnormal high-pressure of fluids in pores.
Keywords:Huanghua depression (Sanma area)   reservoir rocks   diagenesis   pore evolution   geochemistry   controlling factor
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