Quartz Dissolution Causes and Influencing Factors in the Silurian Marine Clastic Reservoir Rocks in Central Tarim Basin
- Publish Date: 2014-02-10
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Key words:
- mechanism of quartz dissolution /
- influencing factor /
- marine clastic rocks /
- Kalpintag Formation /
- Tarim Basin
Abstract: A large number of secondary porosity due to quartz overgrowths dissolution, at the top of the Lower Sandstone the bituminous sandstone near the unconformity in Kepingtag Formation, in the Silurian marine clastic reservoirs in the central of Tarim Basin. By microscopic and SEM observation, dissolutions of SiO2 of sandstone reservoirs can be divided into 3 types, in which the reservoir constructive roles include quartz siliceous particles edge of dissolution and overgrowths dissolution, while carbonate replacement of quartz and silicon has little constructive. The path of the SiO2 dissolution path can be divided into the alkaline environment and acidic environment, statistics show that SiO2 dissolution generally in the alkaline environment of development, but the low level, dissolved in the acidic environment of the type of organic acids, the number of fluid properties, dissolved in fluid ability, as well as the formation temperature requirements are more demanding. Quartz dissolution under acidic fluid medium conditions in the study is the ancient reservoirs destruction process by microbial degradation of hydrocarbons releasing large amounts of oxalic acid plays a major role, because it reduces the surface of the quartz grains activation energy of the dissolving reaction, and formation water alkali metal ion salt effect role, which greatly improve the dissolution rate of SiO2 lysate spread into the ground water was taken away, resulting in a strong quartz dissolution phenomena, research also shows that the dissolution degree of strong but has a strong limitations. Dissolution of SiO2(solution) role is to provide a certain amount of space for oil and gas, and important significance to the deep clastic rocks in the Tarim Basin.
Citation: | Quartz Dissolution Causes and Influencing Factors in the Silurian Marine Clastic Reservoir Rocks in Central Tarim Basin[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 2014, 32(1): 138-147. |