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JOURNAL OF ASIAN EARTH SCIENCES
卷 31, 期 4-6, 页码 341-356出版社
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.jseaes.2007.05.003
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crude oil; Xifeng oilfield; Ordos basin; biomarker; carbon isotope; origin; oil-source rock correlation; maturity; migration; depositional environment
The Xifeng oilfield is the largest newly-discovered oilfield in the Ordos basin. In order to determine the possible source, crude oils collected systematically from the oilfield and an adjacent oilfield have been examined isotopically and molecularly. The predominance of long-chain n-alkanes, high abundance of C-29 sterane, lower ratios of C-25/C-26 tricyclic terpane and C-25 tricyclic terpane/C-24 tetracyclic terpane and high C-24 tetracyclic terpane/(C-24 tetracyclic terpane + C-26 tricyclic terpanes ratio in the studied oils suggest generation from a source with mixed terrigenous and algal-bacterial organic matter. The presence of diterpenoid hydrocarbon with abietane skeletons is characteristic of the main contribution of higher land plants to the oils. The biomarker distributions in the oils show that they were formed under a weakly reducing freshwater environment. Molecular maturity parameters indicate that the crude oils are mature. The oil-source rock correlation and oil migration investigation suggest that the oils in the Xifeng oilfield originated from the source rocks of the Yanchang formation deposited in a shallow to deep freshwater lacustrine environment, especially Chang-7 source rocks. The data from the distribution of pyrrolic nitrogen compounds indicate that the charging direction of the Chang-8 crude oils is mainly from the Zhuang 12 well northeast of the oilfield toward the southwest. This direction of oil migration is consistent with that indicated by regional geological data. (c) 2007 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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