The cracking gas from crude oil and its significance in gas exploration.
The cracking gas from crude oil and its significance in gas exploration.
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发表时间:
2001
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7.5
通讯作者:
Zhaoping Meng
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作者:
Zhaoping Meng
In this paper, the topic about the cracking gas from oil is put forward through the discussion on the theory of hydrocarbon generation and the evolution process of Palaeo oil reservoirs. Here, the meaning of the cracking gas from oil is just related to the evolution of an oil reservoir, when it is buried deeply the crude oil will be cracked to gas and bitumen. The cracking gas from oil just takes place under special geological conditions; for example, the gas of Hetianhe field in Tarim basin is the cracking product of the crude oil in deep buried reservoir because of late tectonic movement. Both the gases from Sangtamu field in eastern Tabei Uplift and from Hetianhe field are derived from Cambrian source rocks, but the generation process for the two gases is different. The gases from eastern Tabei Uplift are mainly formed by kerogen cracking and the gases from Hetianhe field mainly formed by oil cracking. So there are obviously differences for the two gases in the components and their isotopes except the similar maturity. For example, the non hydrocarbon gas content is higher and the methane isotopic ratio is lighter for the gases from Hetianhe field than that from eastern Tabei Uplift.