Geochemical characteristics and origins of fracture- and vug-fillings of the Ordovician in Tahe oilfield, Tarim basin
Geochemical characteristics and origins of fracture- and vug-fillings of the Ordovician in Tahe oilfield, Tarim basin
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2009
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1.8
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C. Cai;Kaikai Li;Bin Li;Liulu Cai;Lei Jiang
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C. Cai;Kaikai Li;Bin Li;Liulu Cai;Lei Jiang
Fracture-filling calcite and huge crystalline calcite from Ordovician carbonate reservoirs of Tahe Oilfield were measured to have ~(87)Sr/~(86)Sr mainly higher than bulk limestone and contemporaneous seawater, indicative of a significant contribution from external Sr-rich fluid in this area. Sr-rich fluid may have derived from paleo-freshwater flowing through detrital strata during Hercynian Orogeny or from deep hydrothermal fluid. Paleo-freshwater is indicated by low Sr concentrations and the relationship between δD and δ~(18)O. Infiltration of paleo-freshwater resulted in biodegradation of early emplaced oil and generation of organic acids and anions (OAAs) and pyrite with δ~(34)S down to - 25‰. Hydrothermal fluid is indicated by relatively high Sr concentrations and significantly higher homogenization temperatures of fluid inclusions (up to 150~190℃) than what ambient limestone experienced, suggesting that radiogenic Sr may have derived from deeper pre-Cambrian detrital strata. Mixing of hydrothermal, basinal and likely fresh fluids led to dissolution of calcite, thus improvement of porosity in local areas.