Basinformation Evolution and Its Effect on Petroleum Formation in the Southern and Northern Margins of Bogda
- Received Date: 1900-01-01
- Rev Recd Date: 1900-01-01
- Publish Date: 2007-02-10
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Key words:
- Bogda /
- segmentations /
- basin formation /
- hydrocarbon generation /
- petroleum accumulation
Abstract: Based on the geological history evolution of Bogda, in this paper the process of basin formation, hydrocarbon generation and petroleum accumulation of Bogda region are discussed. According to the obvious multiphases and segmentations in spatial and temporal evolution, it can be divided into 3 phases: ① from late Devonian to early Permian west Bogda was in intracontinental rifting stage while east Bogda was folded into uplift by inversion in late Carboniferous after experiencing the rifting from Devonian to Carboniferous; Be continued on page 98)②from late Permian to Jurassic west Bogda was in postrifting stage, east Bogda showed the rudiment of mountain with further uplifting, southern margin was in weak pressureflexure subsidence stage;③from late Jurassic to Quaternary west Bogda rifting was folded into the mountains by inversion, northern and southern margins were evolved into forelands, east Bogda experienced further uplifting. The evolution of basin formation, hydrocarbon generation and petroleum accumulation of Bogda region suggests: lacustrine source rock developed in west Bogda during postrifting (P2), which experienced deep burial history(TJ), later uplifting from rifting by inversion destroyed former reservoir, farsourced petroleum accumulating is favorable before incipient uplifting; southern margin of east Bogda experienced multiphases' pressureflexural subsidences, multiinterbedded mudstone and coal hydrocarbon of lakeswamp facies developed(P2J2), former Jurrasic rise controls farsourced oil and gas accumulation of upper Permian petroleum system, the faultrelated folds traps by orogeny since late Jurassic control vertical oil and gas accumulation in Jurassic source rock.
Citation: | CUI Zehong. Basinformation Evolution and Its Effect on Petroleum Formation in the Southern and Northern Margins of Bogda[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 2007, 25(1): 59-64. |