Comparison of Geochemistry Character between Mudstones from Deep Lacustrine Facies and Coal Measures by Hydrous Pyrolysis
- Received Date: 2001-02-13
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Key words:
- hydroupyrolysis /
- mudstone /
- dissoluble organic matter /
- maturity
Abstract: The geochemistry characters are discussed which between mudstones from deep lacustrine facies and coal measured by hydrous pyrolysis.Lots of differences of the two samples are pointed out by analysis.The mudstones from deep lacustrine facies and coal measure show difficult evolution features by hydrous pyrolysis. The mudstone from deep lacustrine facies has high hydrocarbon yield and is more profitable to liquid oil generation,so it will mainly generate liquid oil in the course of thermal evolution.The saturated hydrocarbon content is more and the nonhydrocarbon content is lower in the residual dissoluble organic matter in the mudstone from deep lacustrine facies than that in coal measures.The ratio of resin to asphalten and the ratio of saturated hydrocarbon to aromatics increase when the temperature rises in the mudstone from deep lacustrine facies.The ratio of resin to asphalten increases and the ratio of saturated hydrocarbon to aromatics varies little or decreases a little when the temperature rises in the mudstone from coal messures. T max of the pyrolyzed(Rock-Eval) mudstones from deep lacustrine facies can not indicate evolution stage,but T max of the pyrolyzed(Rock-Eval) mudstones from the mudstone from coal measures increases as the temperature rises.The carbon isotope of kerogen from the mudstone from deep lacustrine facies is lower distinctly than that of kerogen from mudstone of coal measures. The carbon isotope of kerogen from two samples becomes heavy as the temperature rises.It is obvious that the T max of the mudstone from deep lacustrine facies should be considered carefully when it is used to rekon the maturity of organic matter,and that the variation of isotope carbon of kerogen should also be thought much when it is used to research the type of organic matter.
Citation: | LIANG Chun-xiu, WEI Zhi-ping, MAO Chao-lin, LI Ben-cai. Comparison of Geochemistry Character between Mudstones from Deep Lacustrine Facies and Coal Measures by Hydrous Pyrolysis[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 2002, 20(1): 165-168. |