The Qikou sag is the largest hydrocarbon-rich sag in the central Huanghua depression of Bohaiwan basin.It formed as a result of Tertiary rifting and was mainly filled with Cenozoic siliciclastic sediments about 8000-1...The Qikou sag is the largest hydrocarbon-rich sag in the central Huanghua depression of Bohaiwan basin.It formed as a result of Tertiary rifting and was mainly filled with Cenozoic siliciclastic sediments about 8000-10000 m thick.The petroleum exploration of Binhai district in Qikou sag hardly gained breakthrough all through because of previous ambiguous understanding of spatial and temporal patterns展开更多
文摘The Qikou sag is the largest hydrocarbon-rich sag in the central Huanghua depression of Bohaiwan basin.It formed as a result of Tertiary rifting and was mainly filled with Cenozoic siliciclastic sediments about 8000-10000 m thick.The petroleum exploration of Binhai district in Qikou sag hardly gained breakthrough all through because of previous ambiguous understanding of spatial and temporal patterns