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Depositional Age, Provenance Characteristics and Tectonic Setting of Gaofan Group in the Wutai Area
BAI Lu, GUAN Ping, HU Qitu, SONG Dandan
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2024, 60 (2): 210-226.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2023.098
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Addressing the debated aspects of the study on the depositional age, provenance, and sedimentary tectonic environment of Gaofan Group in the Wutai area of Shanxi, systematic sampling and detailed sedimentological and petrological analysis were conducted on the classic section of Gaofan Group exposed in Tanshang Town, Daixian County, Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province. Typical samples were selected for whole rock mineral composition, zircon U-Pb dating, major and trace element determinations. By analyzing detrital zircons and synthesizing previously published age data, the depositional age of Gaofan Group was considered to be approximate 2.2 Ga. This chronologic analysis showed that Gaofan Group was in a superposition relationship with the underlying Wutai Group and overlying Hutuo Group. The major and trace element composition of Gaofan Group indicated that the source rock was mainly intermediate-acidic igneous rock, suggesting that during the deposition of Gaofan Group, the upper continental crust was predominantly composed of granitoids. The age distribution of detrital zircons and tectonic discrimination diagrams based on major and trace elements of fine-grained sedimentary rocks suggested that Gaofan Group exhibited characteristics of an active continental margin. However, sedimentological analyses indicated that it was deposited in a passive continental margin with littoral and neritic facies. This contradictory conclusion may suggest that the tectonic discrimination methods derived from plate tectonic theory may not be applicable for studying the sedimentary tectonic background during the Paleoproterozoic period.
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Advances in Carbon and Oxygen Isotopes and Clumped Isotope of Lacustrine Carbonates
LI Shien, GUAN Ping
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2023, 59 (6): 1052-1068.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2023.067
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This paper reviews the progress of traditional carbon and oxygen isotope research of lacustrine carbonate and emerging clumped isotope research in recent years, summarizes their influencing mechanisms and applications in geological research, and discusses the problems in existing research. The oxygen isotope composition of lacustrine carbonates is less affected by temperature, which is mainly related to the evaporation and precipitation of lake water. The carbon isotope composition is jointly controlled by the evaporation and salinization of lake water and the interaction between organic matter and inorganic matter. The clumped isotope is only affected by the single factor of temperature and is a good carbonate thermometer. The paper points out two major directions for the study of carbon and oxygen isotopes of lacustrine carbonate: one is to solve the problems existing in the theoretical study of clumped isotopes, especially the resetting mechanism of clumped isotope temperature during burial; and the other is to combine traditional carbon and oxygen isotopes with emerging clumped isotope for comprehensive analysis of multi-index geochemistry, which can effectively resolve their limitation in geology research.
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A Review of the Progress on Fractal Theory to Characterize the Pore Structure of Unconventional Oil and Gas Reservoirs
ZHANG Chi, GUAN Ping, ZHANG Jihua, LIANG Xiaowei, DING Xiaonan, YOU Yuan
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2023, 59 (5): 897-908.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2023.063
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Focusing on the application of monofractal and multifractal theory in unconventional reservoir research, the research results on the application of fractal theory in quantitative characterization techniques, digital image techniques and techniques for joint multi-method characterization of full-scale pore structure are reviewed. There are four weaknesses in the existing research results: 1) lack of methodological research on joint multi-method for full-scale fractal geometric characteristics; 2) lack of research on the applicability of different fractal dimension calculation models; 3) lack of research on the control factors of segmental fractal pore size; 4) lack of research on the heterogeneity differences of reservoirs containing multiple types of resources by applying fractal theory. The development direction of the application of fractal theory in unconventional oil and gas reservoirs is proposed. On the one hand, the methodological and applicability research of fractal dimension calculation models should be strengthened, and the controlling factors of segmental fractal pore size should be clarified; on the other hand, more in-depth research should be conducted on the dynamic coupling relationship between hydrocarbon generation and fractal dimension change, and the further application of multiple fractal theory in the study of unconventional reservoirs should be strengthened.
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Analysis of Pore Properties of Favorable Shale Oil Reservoir of Chang-7 in Ordos Basin
WANG Xiaowen, GUAN Ping, LIANG Xiaowei, DING Xiaonan, YOU Yuan, ZHANG Chi, FENG Shengbin, ZHANG Jihua
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2021, 57 (3): 459-469.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2021.018
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Taking well YJ1 as the research object, the pore variety of shale oil reservoir of Chang-7 member in Ordos Basin is characterized qualitatively and quantitatively by using scanning electron microscope and high pressure mercury injection technology. The movable fluid in reservoir is researched by using nuclear magnetic resonance technology, and the main controlling factors affecting the difference of reservoir quality are discussed in detail. The results show that the lithology of high-quality shale oil reservoir in Chang-7 member of Ordos Basin is mainly fine-grained?very fine-grained lithic sandstone, and the sedimentary facies are mainly sandy clastic flow deposition. The reservoir pore types include primary intergranular pores and secondary dissolution pores, and the proportion of intergranular pores is more than that of dissolution pores. According to the type of pore variety, the reservoir can be divided into three types, among which the type I reservoir is the most high-quality reservoir in the study area, with good porosity and permeability. The mobility of reservoir fluid in the study area is mainly affected by the properties of pore variety, the mobile fluid is mainly stored in the macropores, and the effective pore volume is the factor restricting the mobility of fluid. The sand body caused by sandy clastic flow in the study area is a necessary condition for the formation of high-quality reservoir. The proportion of skeleton particles and cement in the rock is the key for the change of reservoir properties. When the skeleton particles increase and the cement content decreases, it is easy to form high-quality reservoir.
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Characteristics of Nano-pores of Clay Minerals in Tight Reservoirs and Their Effects on Reservoir Properties: A Case Study of Yanchang-6 Oil Formation in Ordos Basin
WANG He, SHI Yongmin, ZHANG Zhiqiang, SUN Tong, SHI Shiyuan, GUAN Ping, XU Dawei
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2020, 56 (4): 659-666.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2020.037
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In view of the lack of quantitative characterization of intercrystalline pores of clay minerals in tight sandstone reservoirs, the development characteristics of clay minerals and intercrystalline pore in Yanchang-6 oil formation in Ordos Basin were studied based on scanning electron microscope image and energy spectrum analysis. The intercrystalline pore parameters were quantified, and the intercrystalline pores of different types of clay minerals were characterized qualitatively and quantitatively. On this basis, the contribution of different types of clay minerals to reservoir porosity was calculated according to the mineral content, and the mechanism of its influence on the physical properties of tight reservoirs was explored. The results showed that there were significant differences in the development characteristics of different clay minerals and the characteristics of intercrystalline pores. The size trend of pore throat and facial rate of clay minerals was illite/smectite formation > chlorite > illite. Clay mineral development characteristics and pore structure were the main influencing factors of reservoir physical properties and residual oil distribution.
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Identification and Prediction of “Sweet Spots” in Tight Sandstone Reservoirs Based on Logging Curve Dimensionless Rendezvous Method
GUO Chun’an, GUAN Ping, SHI Yongmin, DU Shuheng
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2020, 56 (2): 262-270.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2020.002
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Based on the principle that natural gamma and acoustic time difference curves have nice logging response in tight sandstone reservoirs, three methods named experience trial and error, the degeneralization method based on the non-homogeneousnature of the reservoir and sonic porosity method were adopted to transform the natural gamma and acoustic time difference curves in an oilfield area of Ordos Basin into new curves to propose a logging curve dimensionless rendezvous method, and two kinds of “sweet spots” indexes named heterogeneity evaluation index (HEI) and porosity-permeability comprehensive evaluation index (PPI) were constructed to evaluate the tight sandstone reservoirs quantitatively. A new means was explored to identify the “sweet spots” of tight sandstone reservoirs by using dimensionless rendezvous method and “sweet spots” indexes to carry out reservoir classification, evaluation and “sweet spots” prediction in the study area. The conclusions of this research are in good agreement with the measured data in the mine, which will provide an important theoretical and practical basis for the prediction of “sweet spots” in the tight sandstone reservoirs.
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Section and Rate-controlled Mercury Injection and Its Differential Mechanisms: An Example of Chang-2 Reservoir of Yanchang Formation in a Block of Ordos Basin
PANG Shan, MEI Qiliang, ZHANG Hongjun, WANG He, SUN Tong, GUAN Ping, SHI Yongmin
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2019, 55 (5): 907-914.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2019.055
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Chang-2 member of Yanchang Formation in a block of Ordos Basin is taken as the research object, combined with field emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM) and image processing technology, to observe and process thin section photos and to test rate-controlled mercury injection respectively, by which the pore size distribution and their differential mechanisms is represented via using statistics method. Compared with the pore size distribution obtained by rate-controlled mercury injection and by thin section after the threshold value divided and binaryzation process, the two methods are consistent in reflecting the main pore size, and the pore size distribution obtained by thin section has the advantage of continuity.
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Physicochemical Estimation of Geochemical Conditions in TSR Reaction
TAN Yu, GUAN Ping, PANG Lei, LIU Peixian, ZHOU Yejun
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinensis    2019, 55 (1): 148-158.   DOI: 10.13209/j.0479-8023.2018.037
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According to the principle of thermodynamics, thermodynamic phase diagrams are calculated and drawn, the possibility, direction and physicochemical conditions of the two chemical reaction processes of TSR reaction and dissolution of carbonate rocks by H2S are determined, and the direct reduction of CaSO4 (or SO42−) to H2S at different temperatures is obtained. It shows that when CaCO3 is at the boundary between precipitation and dissolution in geological system, a small amount of acidic fluid will make the precipitated CaCO3 dissolved, and when the concentration of Ca2+ and CO32− increases, a new equilibrium of precipitation and dissolution will be achieved. When the depth of dissolution of CaCO3 is about 1000 m, H2S achieves the best effect. Only long-term and repeated TSR reactions can produce sufficient acidic fluid (H2S), which is the necessary condition for dissolution modification of carbonate reservoirs to achieve obvious results.

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Evaluation of Terrestrial Hydrocarbon Source Rocks and Oil Source Correlation in Triassic and Jurassic in Northeastern Sichuan
ZHANG Wei,GUAN Ping,HAN Dingkun,MENG Qianxiang,XIE Xiaoqin,JIAN Xing,LIU Ruobing
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Through systematic organic geochemistry analysis, the main hydrocarbon source rocks of terrestrial formation in northeastern Sichuan are systematically evaluated, sources of oil are determined by carefully comparison of geochemical characteristics between source rocks and oil, and accumulation characteristics are identified. Analysis results indicate that terrestrial formations, such as Group Xujiahe, Ziliujing and Qianfoya, develop vast effective, even rich source rocks with high organic matter abundance, and the average TOC values of different districts and groups range from 0.41% to 2.99%. Type Ⅱ and type Ⅲ are widely distributed, and source rocks are high mature to over mature with Ro ranging from 1.3% to 2.0%. Generally, hydrocarbon source rock of terrestrial formation in northeastern Sichuan has high hydrocarbon generation potential, which could be favorable main source rocks of middle and lower Jurassic terrestrial unconventional oil and gas in research area. Comparison of geochemical characteristics between source rocks and oil and accumulation characteristics analysis demonstrate that middle and lower Jurassic terrestrial unconventi onal oil and gas are generated from terrestrial sources with few marine sources, which proves that oil and gas migration difficulty caused by the extremely tight terrestrial reservoirs leads to in-source or near-source accumulation. Oil and gas in group Qianfoya are from Ziliujing source rocks and that in group Ziliujing are from both Ziliujing and Xujiahe source rocks in Yuanba-langzhong. Oil and gas are all from Xujiahe source rocks in Xuanhan-daxian. Lower Jurassic shale can fill the requirements for shale gas, while middle and lower Jurassic tight sandstone can fill the requirements for tight sandstone oil.
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Characteristic and Origin of “Spherical Particle” in Basite of Tarim Basin
LIU Ruijuan,GUAN Ping,JIAN Xing,TIAN Wei
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Characteristic and origin of “spherical particle” are studied based on contrast analysis of petrography and carbon and oxygen isotope of “spherical particles” in basite drawn from well and typical amygdules in basalt sampled in the field. Results show that “spherical particles” and amygdules are significantly different in microscopic and carbon and oxygen isotopic characteristics although they are similar in macroscopic feature. “Spherical particles” are characterized by non-oscillatory zoning, obvious recrystallization in the rim, and different carbon and oxygen isotopic values in different “spherical particle” of the same sample. Amygdules are characterized by oscillatory zoning, big crystalline particle, and similar carbon and oxygen isotopic values in different amygdule of the same sample. It can be concluded that “spherical particle” stems from magma capturing pieces of sedimentary carbonate, rather than secondary minerals filling vent. As a result, the basite drilled from the Cambrian and Carboniferous strata is intrusive rock, and volcanism may not occur in related strata.
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Study of the Genesis of Permian Volcanic Reservoir in Yuenan Region Tarim Basin
PAN Wenqing,ZHANG Wei,YU Hongfeng,YU Hongjiao,ZHANG Zhenghong,GUAN Ping,JIAN Xing
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Petrology, mineralogy and geochemistry method such as thin section, cast thin section, scanning electron microscope observation, cathodoluminescence, energy spectrum and major element experiment were used to analyze the genesis of Permian volcanic reservoir in Yuenan Region, Tarim Basin. It is found that Permian volcanic reservoir, dominated by secondary pore space can be regarded as favorable reservoir because the porosity of the primary pore space can reach 14% and 13.1×10?3 μm2 respectively. Genesis of the secondary pore and cracks is the weathering, whose intensity increases with the depth decreasing. The porosity and the permeability is positively correlated to weathering. The thickness of weathering effect can reach at least 220 m. The weathering dissolution and leaching process take priority of weak plane, such as large number of primary pores, cooling contracted crack, cryptoexplosion fracture which generate in the cooling of volcanic and cleavage crack, twin stitch of primary mineral. Weathering sequence of feldspar phenocryst and matrix is found in rhyolite, weathering products are mainly illite, with small amounts of montmorillonite, and the entire sequence of clay minerals growth process is preserved. Weathering can modify substantially pore structure on the basis of primary porosity, and improve the porosity and permeability greatly, which is the main controlling factor of Permian volcanic reservoir of Yuenan Region, Tarim Basin.
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Magmatic Hydrothermal Fluids-Formation Water Compound System and Diagenetic Response of Carbonate Reservoir Rocks in Northern Tarim Basin
CUI Huan,GUAN Ping,JIAN Xing
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SIMS Zircon U-Pb Age of a Rhyolite Layer from the Halahatang Area, Northern Tarim, NW China: Constraint on the Eruption Age of Major Pulse of Tarim Flood Basalt
SHANGGUAN Shimai,TIAN Wei,LI Xianhua,GUAN Ping,PAN Mao,CHEN Mimi,PAN Wenqing
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Seismological interpretation revealed that basalts are overlain by rhyolite in the Halahatang area, Northern Tarim, Northwest China. The overlying rhyolite is dated by SIMS zircon U-Pb method, yielding a precise concordia age of 287.3 ±2.0 Ma, which limits the latest eruption age of the underlying basalt and reveals that the eruption age of the main pulse of the Tarim flood basalt is before 287 Ma, not ~275 Ma.
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Meticulous Characterization of Permian Volcanic Rocks Spatial Distribution and Its Geological Significance in the Tarim Basin
LIU Xiao,GUAN Ping,PAN Wenqing,TIAN Wei,HUANG Shaoying,PAN Yun,JING Bing,YU Hongjiao
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Seismic reflection characteristics of Permian volcanic rocks in the Tarim Basin were summarized and illustrated by using large number of exploration data from Tarim oil field, and then logging-seismic integrated recognition model was established. Meticulous characterization of Permian volcanic rocks?spatial distribution was achieved through comprehensive study of outcrop, drilling, logging and 2D seismic data. The Remnants of the Permian basalt in the Tarim basin cover an area of about 2. 46 ×105 km2, and the remnants of the Permian rhyolite cover an area of about 4.04×104 km2. As Permian stratas are missed in most area of north and east Tarim Basin, original Pemian volcanic eruption area may be much larger than residual area. This study lays foundation for further understanding of Permian volcanism in Tarim basin.
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A Review onthe Global Palaeoproterozoic Positive δ13C Excursion: Data Analysis and Matter Comment
GUAN Ping,WANG Yingjia
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Nearly all the literatures about Palaeoproterozoic positive δ13C excursion in the carbonate sequences on the earth during 2.20-2.06 Ga, which is called as Lomagundi Event, are reviewed. Hypotheses including biology evolvement, the rise of atmospheric oxygen, the Palaeoproterozoic ice age, super-continent break-up and evaporation, are proposed to interpret the Lomagundi Event in those literatures. Based on statistics of relations between the positive δ13C excursion and each geological phenomenon according to the data from those literatures , the authors conclude that those hypotheses are all reasonable, but different importance. The carbon isotope fractionation theory shows that the developing magnitude of buried organic matter will increase carbon isotope ratio of carbonate carbon reservoir. Biology evolvement can raise oxygen amount in atmosphere. Warm environment after the Palaeoproterozoic ice age and Kenorland super-continent break-up can both offer good conditions for biology developing. Thus, these evolutions can increase amount of buried organic matter and then cause positive carbon isotope excursion in carbonate carbon reservoir. Meanwhile, evaporation distributed over the world during the time may also cause positive δ13C excursion in local restricted environment, so the authors should research depositional environment case by case when considering the positive δ13C excursion. The authors analyzed original data of Mn/Sr, δ13Cand δ18O from North America and Fennoscandian Shield to judge effect of weathering, diagenesis and metamorphismon carbon isotope data of the samples. The result shows δ13C and δ18O data of samples are reduced by weathering in some case.
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Single Molecule Carbon Isotope of n-Alkane from Sediments and Its Application to Environments, Western Sichuan
WANG Yubin,GUAN Ping,LIU Wenhui
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The data of n-alkane of lacustrine sediments in west of Sichuan prove the connection between the value of δ(13C) of C17-C22 n-alkane and the altitudes. The δ(13C) values of C17-C22 n-alkane increase along with the elevated altitude. According to the δ(13C) data, The relationship results from three key associated factors: partial pressure mospheric carbon dioxide p(CO2), temperature and precipitation. The results also support the opinion that the δ(13C) value of C26-C33 n-alkane decrease along with the elevated altitude. Thus, comparing two aspects (n-alkane of longer and shorter train) mentioned above, it could be better to estimate the change of the altitude and the environment during the past time.
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Research Situation and Prospect of Hydrocarbon Migration in China
LI Duoli,GUAN Ping
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Hydrocarbon migration is a very important research aspect in petroleum geology and exploration. It is also a complicated problem influenced by lots of controlling factors and involves many scientific and engineering aspects. Development of hydrocarbon migration researches in China is summarized. A variety of methods such as geological, geochemical, physical, geophysical, experimental modeling, and numerical modeling areused to study the mechanisms of hydrocarbon migration in recent years. Particularly, numerical modeling has drawn extensive attention in researches. Some scholars consider other new factors which effect hydrocarbon migration, e.g. ground stress, channel and block on the pathway, phase-state of fluids, etc. Three-dimensional numerical models are developed by many researchers, including some new modeling methods such as artificial neural net work simulation, alternating-direction implicit interactive scheme, and second order splitting-up implicit interactive scheme. The authors also point out the development trends in the future.
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Research Situation and Prospect of Hydrocarbon Migration in China
LI Duoli,GUAN Ping
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Hydrocarbon migration is a very important research aspect in petroleum geology and exploration. It is also a complicated problem influenced by lots of controlling factors and involves many scientific and engineering aspects. Development of hydrocarbon migration researches in China is summarized. A variety of methods such as geological, geochemical, physical, geophysical, experimental modeling, and numerical modeling areused to study the mechanisms of hydrocarbon migration in recent years. Particularly, numerical modeling has drawn extensive attention in researches. Some scholars consider other new factors which effect hydrocarbon migration, e.g. ground stress, channel and block on the pathway, phase-state of fluids, etc. Three-dimensional numerical models are developed by many researchers, including some new modeling methods such as artificial neural net work simulation, alternating-direction implicit interactive scheme, and second order splitting-up implicit interactive scheme. The authors also point out the development trends in the future.
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Diagenesis of the Jurassic Sandstone in the South to the Altyn Tagh
ZHANG Zhicheng,GUO Zhaojie,GUAN Ping,ZHANG Chen,JIANG Qinhua
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With numerous observations of thin sections and casting sections of the rocks, and the application of various analytical techniques including X ray diffraction, the main diagenesis, pore evolution and the characteristics of diagenetic sequence in the Jurassic reservoir sandstone in Tula Basin, southern Altyn Tagh, Xinjiang, are carefully studied. It is concluded that the pore evolution is both controlled by depositional conditions and affected by burial diagenesis. Compaction is the major factors turning the pore texture of the sandstone worse. Cementation of the carbonate is very weak in the early diagenesis period, and this make the dissolution weak too. The strong compaction and weak cementation are of importance that form the result of the worse reservoir space. Modified by tectonics, the clastic rocks became the better reservoir of oil and gas with its high porosity and permeability in the Tula Basin.
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