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ZHU Shi-quan, HUANG Si-jing, YAO Peng, WU Su-juan, HU Zuo-wei. The kaolinite cementation and reservoir assessment of the Upper Triassic Chang-2 pay set in the Jiyuan region,Shaanxi[J]. Sedimentary Geology and Tethyan Geology, 2006, 26(1): 88-91.
Citation: ZHU Shi-quan, HUANG Si-jing, YAO Peng, WU Su-juan, HU Zuo-wei. The kaolinite cementation and reservoir assessment of the Upper Triassic Chang-2 pay set in the Jiyuan region,Shaanxi[J]. Sedimentary Geology and Tethyan Geology, 2006, 26(1): 88-91.

The kaolinite cementation and reservoir assessment of the Upper Triassic Chang-2 pay set in the Jiyuan region,Shaanxi

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  • Received Date: March 09, 2005
  • Revised Date: October 07, 2005
  • Published Date: March 29, 2006
  • The secondary pores accounts for a greater proportion almost 50% of reservoir sandstones in the Chang-2 pay set in the Jiyuan region.The diagenesis may exercise a major control on the development of oil reservoir spaces.The concentration of kaolinite in the Jiyuan region in the south-central part of the Ordos Basin implies that stronger meteoric water action resulted in the dissolution of aluminosilicates and cementation of kaolinite in the Jiyuan region than in the other parts of northern Shaanxi.The integration of the content and distribution of kaolinite,sedimentary facies belts and structural highs led us to delineate eight relative favourable areas for further assessment of hydrocarbon accumulation in the Jiyuan region.
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