The Evaluation of Potential of Shale Oil Resources in K1qn1 Formation of Southern Songliao Basin

Yan Wang; Wen Biao Huang; Min Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1006-1007.107

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The Evaluation of Potential of Shale Oil Resources in K₁qn₁ Formation of Southern Songliao Basin

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Based on the analysis of source rock geochemical index, with K₁qn₁ Formation of southern Songliao basin as the research objective layer, it’s concluded that the mean TOC value of shale in K₁qn₁Formation is higher, generally more than 1%, which belongs to the best source rock. Most of shale organic matter types are type I and type II₁. The thermal evolution degree of organic matter is generally in the mature stage: a stage of large hydrocarbon generation. With logging geochemical method applied, the calculated total resources of shale oil in K₁qn₁ formation are 15.603 billion tons. The II level of resources are 8.765 billion tons, which is more than 50% of the total resources. The I level of resources are 4.808 billion tons while the III level of resources 2.03 billion tons. Overall, the southern Songliao Basin still has a certain degree of prospecting and mining value.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1006-1007)

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Yan Wang*, Wen Biao Huang, Min Wang

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K₁qn₁, Resource Evaluation, Shale Oil, Songliao Basin

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