Deposition Characteristics and Exploration Significances in Shallow-Water Delta Deposits of the First Member of Dongying Formation, Esso3d Area, Liaodong Bay Basin

Abstract:

As the escalating hotspot and key object of hydrocarbon exploration, research of shallow-water delta deposits in China have made breakthrough in both in production and efficiency. Numerous results in Bohai Bay Basin show that the conditions of shallow-water delta sandbodies are widespread in late Paleogene and Neogene. In this paper, we analyzed the geological evidences, deposition microfacies and favorable reservoir conditions from structural phases, palaeontological characteristics, depositional characteristics and geophysical characteristics (stacking patterns of wireline logs and seismic reflection characteristics). The results indicate that shallow-water delta deposits usually develope in shallow-water area where exits flat and broad terrain, arid and hot paleoclimate, turbulent lake level and ample provenance. As for the reservoir conditions, rivers brought large amounts of organic matter and minerals into the lake, which aided in bringing up organisms. All these organisms provided basis for petroliferous source rocks. The mudstone layers developed above the shallow-water deposits which helped to form vertical patterns of reservoirs. These conditions determine that shallow-water delta deposits consist of excellent reservoir combination, various types of traps, sufficient source rocks, smooth migration pathways, which provided broad exploration prospects.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volume 868)
• Pages: 51-55
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.868.51
• Online since: December 2013
• Authors: Xin Li, Jing Yan Liu*, Shi Qiang Xia, Yan Yan Chang
• Keywords: Deposition Characteristics, Exploration Significances, Liaodong Bay Basin, Shallow-Water Delta Deposits

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