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ENERGY SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
卷 8, 期 5, 页码 1450-1467出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/ese3.603
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first member of the Qingshankou Formation; geochemical characteristics; hydrocarbon expulsion; Qijia-Gulong Sag; shale oil potential; source rocks
In recent years, there has been significant progress in shale oil exploration in the first member of the Qingshankou Formation (K(2)qn(1)) in the Qijia-Gulong Sag, Songliao Basin, Northeast China: It shows good prospects for shale oil. However, the recognized lack of the geochemical and hydrocarbon generation and expulsion characteristics of K(2)qn(1) source rocks limits an accurate evaluation of shale oil resource. This study systematically investigated the geological and geochemical characteristics, hydrocarbon generation and expulsion, and shale oil potential of the K(2)qn(1) source rocks. The results show that the K(2)qn(1) mudstones were mainly deposited in the semideep and deep lacustrine facies under reducing and weak reducing conditions. Compared with the southern Gulong Sag, the northern Qijia Sag has a higher salinity, more abundant prosperous aquatic organisms, and a greater paleoproductivity. The K(2)qn(1) source rocks are pervasive and continuous in the entire sag, with maximum thicknesses greater than 110 m. They have a higher organic matter (OM) abundance (2.40% of the average TOC), are dominated by type I and II1 kerogen, and are mature (0.8%-0.1.3% VR), which indicate that they are good to excellent source rocks and have significant hydrocarbon generation potential. The source rocks in the Qijia Sag have a higher OM abundance, a better OM type, and a lower OM maturity than those in the Gulong Sag. The threshold and peak hydrocarbon expulsion values for marlstone source rocks are 0.85% VR and 0.95% VR, respectively. The volumes of hydrocarbons generated and expulsed from the K(2)qn(1) source rocks are 121.8 x 10(8) t and 46.9 x 10(8) t, respectively, with a retention efficiency of 61.5%. The in-place and recoverable resources of shale oil are 74.9 x 10(8) t and (12.0-13.5) x 10(8) t, respectively, indicating that the entire sag has a significant shale oil potential, especially the Qijia Sag.
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