摘要
Based on the geochemical characteristics of oil-cracking gas and kerogen-cracking gas revealed by simu-lation experiments and the chemical composition of natural gases in actual gas reservoirs, two kinds of natural gases with different relationships between C2/C3 and C1/C2, C2/C3 and C1/C3, C2/C3 and 100×C1/(C1-C5) were identified in the Tarim Basin, and proposed further by the authors. The relationship charts of C2/C3 and C1/C2, C2/C3 and C1/C3, C2/C3 and 100×C1/(C1-C5) can be used to effectively distinguish oil-cracking gas from kerogen-cracking gas. Petro-leum geological analysis of the oil-cracking gas reservoirs showed that the distribution of oil-cracking gas is mostly related with deep-seated faults or faults with a large fault throw, and the burial depth of paleo-oil reservoir is rela-tively high; crude oil-cracking gas resources have been evaluated by using both forward and inversion methods. The plots of C2/C3 vs. C1/C2, C2/C3 vs. C1/C3, and C2/C3 vs. 100×C1/(C1-C5) were used to distinguish between oil-crack-ing gas and kerogen-cracking gas, and estimate the mixed ratios of the two kinds of natural gases in the main gas reservoirs of the platform area.
Based on the geochemical characteristics of oil-cracking gas and kerogen-cracking gas revealed by simulation experiments and the chemical composition of natural gases in actual gas reservoirs, two kinds of natural gases with different relationships between C2/C3 and C1/C2, C2/C3 and C1/C3, C2/C3 and 100xC1/（C1-C5） were identified in the Tarim Basin, and proposed further by the authors. The relationship charts of C2/C3 and C1/C2, C2/C3 and C1/C3, C2/C3 and 100xC1/（C1-C5） can be used to effectively distinguish oil-cracking gas from kerogen-cracking gas. Petro- leum geological analysis of the oil-cracking gas reservoirs showed that the distribution of oil-cracking gas is mostly related with deep-seated faults or faults with a large fault throw, and the burial depth of paleo-oil reservoir is rela- tively high; crude oil-cracking gas resources have been evaluated by using both forward and inversion methods. The plots of C2/C3 VS. C1/C2, C2/C3 VS. C1/C3, and C2/C3 vs. 100xC1/（Cl-C5） were used to distinguish between oil-cracking gas and kerogen-cracking gas, and estimate the mixed ratios of the two kinds of natural gases in the main gas reservoirs of the platform area.
基金
the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 40973041)
