Return to petroleum geology of Ordos Basin
Return to petroleum geology of Ordos Basin
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发表时间:
2004
影响因子:
7.5
通讯作者:
L. De-sheng
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作者:
L. De-sheng
Ordos Basin, a polycyclically superimposed basin, covered about 32×104 km2. Thick Phanerozoic sediments generally maintained sub-horizontal strata. The four petroleum systems explored and developed in the basin are all stratigraphic-lithologic reservoirs: super-low-permeability sandstone reservoirs of Yanchang Formation, Upper Triassic; middle-low permeability sandstone reservoirs of Yan'an Formation, Lower Jurassic; low-permeability carbonate gas reservoirs of Majiagou Formation, Lower Ordovician; and low-permeability fluvial sandstone gas reservoirs of Shanxi and Lower Shihezi Formation, Lower Permian. Since the drilling of the first onshore production well in western Yanchang City in 1907, the Yanchang Oilfield has been explored and developed for about 100 years. Due to the exploration and development progress for the shallow super-low permeability reservoirs, the crude oil production of Yanchang Oilfield reached 230×104t/a and its cumulative oil production reached 1321×104t by the end of 2003. The oil production of 14 drilling-production companies under the Yan'an and Yulin local county reached 330×104t/a and its cumulative oil production reached 1301×104 t. The oil output of Changqing Petroleum Exploration Bureau, CPNC, was 701×104 t in 2003 and its cumulative oil production reached 6489×104t. By the end of year 2003, there are 2×104 oil wells in the Ordos Basin, the oil production rate reached 1262×104t/a and its cumulative oil production was 9121×104t.