中国石油勘探
中國石油勘探
중국석유감탐
CHINA PETROLEUM EXPLORATION
2013年
5期
54-67
,共14页
扎格罗斯前陆盆地%大油气田%含油气系统%形成条件%分布特征
扎格囉斯前陸盆地%大油氣田%含油氣繫統%形成條件%分佈特徵
찰격라사전륙분지%대유기전%함유기계통%형성조건%분포특정
Zagros Foreland Basin%giant oil and gas ifelds%petroleum system%formation%distribution
扎格罗斯前陆盆地油气资源极为丰富,开展该盆地大油气田的研究将丰富前陆盆地石油地质学理论,也可为前陆盆地的油气勘探提供参考依据。以扎格罗斯前陆盆地已发现的60个大油气田数据为基础,应用含油气系统的概念和分析方法,对大油气田逐个进行解剖,探讨了扎格罗斯前陆盆地大油气田的形成条件与分别规律。研究表明,扎格罗斯前陆盆地大油气田的油气源主要为下志留统Gahkum组、下白垩统Garau组和中白垩统Kazhdumi组及古新统-始新统Pabdeh组,主要储集于渐新统-下中新统Asmari组石灰岩、中白垩统阿尔布阶-土伦阶Bangestan群石灰岩、三叠系Dashtak组和Kangan组石灰岩及二叠系Dalan组石灰岩中,受中新统Gachsaran组蒸发岩系及上白垩统Gurpi组泥岩等封盖,在褶皱背斜圈闭中聚集成藏。大油气田主要集中在伊朗、伊拉克和叙利亚三国,在1960-1979年间有较大发现,主要富集于中生界和新生界,以碳酸盐岩储层为主,多数埋深小于3km,储量小于1×1010bbl。影响大油气田分布的控制因素包括:盆地的形成和演化及其成盆前的演化历史,烃源岩的有机质类型、热演化和展布,储层有利的储集条件,优质的区域和直接盖层,以及新近纪的造山运动和褶皱作用形成的有利油气聚集的褶皱背斜圈闭和有利油气垂向运移的裂缝通道。这些因素控制了油气的分布区域和聚集层位。
扎格囉斯前陸盆地油氣資源極為豐富,開展該盆地大油氣田的研究將豐富前陸盆地石油地質學理論,也可為前陸盆地的油氣勘探提供參攷依據。以扎格囉斯前陸盆地已髮現的60箇大油氣田數據為基礎,應用含油氣繫統的概唸和分析方法,對大油氣田逐箇進行解剖,探討瞭扎格囉斯前陸盆地大油氣田的形成條件與分彆規律。研究錶明,扎格囉斯前陸盆地大油氣田的油氣源主要為下誌留統Gahkum組、下白堊統Garau組和中白堊統Kazhdumi組及古新統-始新統Pabdeh組,主要儲集于漸新統-下中新統Asmari組石灰巖、中白堊統阿爾佈階-土倫階Bangestan群石灰巖、三疊繫Dashtak組和Kangan組石灰巖及二疊繫Dalan組石灰巖中,受中新統Gachsaran組蒸髮巖繫及上白堊統Gurpi組泥巖等封蓋,在褶皺揹斜圈閉中聚集成藏。大油氣田主要集中在伊朗、伊拉剋和敘利亞三國,在1960-1979年間有較大髮現,主要富集于中生界和新生界,以碳痠鹽巖儲層為主,多數埋深小于3km,儲量小于1×1010bbl。影響大油氣田分佈的控製因素包括:盆地的形成和縯化及其成盆前的縯化歷史,烴源巖的有機質類型、熱縯化和展佈,儲層有利的儲集條件,優質的區域和直接蓋層,以及新近紀的造山運動和褶皺作用形成的有利油氣聚集的褶皺揹斜圈閉和有利油氣垂嚮運移的裂縫通道。這些因素控製瞭油氣的分佈區域和聚集層位。
찰격라사전륙분지유기자원겁위봉부,개전해분지대유기전적연구장봉부전륙분지석유지질학이론,야가위전륙분지적유기감탐제공삼고의거。이찰격라사전륙분지이발현적60개대유기전수거위기출,응용함유기계통적개념화분석방법,대대유기전축개진행해부,탐토료찰격라사전륙분지대유기전적형성조건여분별규률。연구표명,찰격라사전륙분지대유기전적유기원주요위하지류통Gahkum조、하백성통Garau조화중백성통Kazhdumi조급고신통-시신통Pabdeh조,주요저집우점신통-하중신통Asmari조석회암、중백성통아이포계-토륜계Bangestan군석회암、삼첩계Dashtak조화Kangan조석회암급이첩계Dalan조석회암중,수중신통Gachsaran조증발암계급상백성통Gurpi조니암등봉개,재습추배사권폐중취집성장。대유기전주요집중재이랑、이랍극화서리아삼국,재1960-1979년간유교대발현,주요부집우중생계화신생계,이탄산염암저층위주,다수매심소우3km,저량소우1×1010bbl。영향대유기전분포적공제인소포괄:분지적형성화연화급기성분전적연화역사,경원암적유궤질류형、열연화화전포,저층유리적저집조건,우질적구역화직접개층,이급신근기적조산운동화습추작용형성적유리유기취집적습추배사권폐화유리유기수향운이적렬봉통도。저사인소공제료유기적분포구역화취집층위。
Oil and gas resources are rich in Zagros Foreland Basin. The research on giant oil and gas ifelds in Zagros Foreland Basin will enrich petroleum geology theory of foreland basins, and can also provide reference basis for oil and gas exploration in foreland basins. Based on the data of discovered 60 giant oil and gas ifelds in Zagros Foreland Basin, this paper applies the concept and analytical method of petroleum system, dissects giant oil and gas ifelds one by one, and probes into the formation and distribution of giant oil and gas ifelds in the basin. The study shows that the source rocks of giant oil and gas ifelds are Lower Silurian Gahkum Formation, Lower Cretaceous Garau Formation, Middle Cretaceous Kazhdumi Formation, Palaeocene and Eocene Pabdeh Formation. The reservoir rocks of giant oil and gas ifelds are limestone of Oligocene and Lower Miocene Asmari Formation, limestone of Middle Cretaceous Albian and Turonian Bangestan Group, limestone of Triassic Dashtak Formation and Kangan Formation, and limestone of Permian Dalan Formation. Giant oil and gas ifelds are controlled by Miocene Gachasaran Formation evaporite rock seal and Upper Cretaceous Gurpi Formation mudstone. They accumulate in folded anticlinal trap. Giant oil and gas ifelds are mainly distributed in Iran, Iraq and Syria. Big discoveries were made from 1960 to 1979. Oil and gas are rich in the layer of Mesozoic and Cenozoic. The lithology of reservoir is mainly carbonate rock which is buried at a depth less than 3km, and the reserves are less than 1×1010bbl. The factors controlling the distribution of giant oil and gas ifelds are the formation and evolution history of basin and the evolution history before basining, the organic type of source rock, the thermal evolution and distribution, the favorable reservoiring conditions, the high-quality region and direct cap rock, and the folded anticlinal traps favorable for hydrocarbon accumulation and the fracturing pathway favorable for vertical hydrocarbon migration that formed in the process of Neocene orogenic activity and folding. These factors control the distribution area and the accumulation layer of oil and gas.