Fine-grained rocks(FGR) are the important source rocks and reservoirs of shale hydrocarbon which is the prospect hotspot at present. Widely distributed fine-grained sediments(FGS) of the upper fourth member of Sha...Fine-grained rocks(FGR) are the important source rocks and reservoirs of shale hydrocarbon which is the prospect hotspot at present. Widely distributed fine-grained sediments(FGS) of the upper fourth member of Shahejie Formation in Dongying depression are taken as an example to study the space-time evolution and controlling factor of FGS in this paper. Based on the analysis of well cores, thin sections, inorganic and organic geochemistry indicators, FGR are divided into 7 types of lithofacies. Through the study of ‘point-line-plane', this study shows that FGS has the characteristics of rhythum, diversity and succession. The first stage is characterized by clayey FGS(massive claystone). The second stage is characterized by carbonate FGS(low-TOC laminated limestone) and dolomitic FGS(dolomitic-silty shale) formed by transgression. The third stage is characterized by organic-rich carbonate FGS(middle/high-TOC laminated limestone) distributed in cycle. The fourth stage is characterized by FGS mixed carbonate and siliciclastic sediments(calcareous-silty shale). A variety of space-time evolution of FGS are controlled by multiple factors including tectonism, climate and lake conditions.展开更多
基金supported by the National Science and Technology Special Grant of China (No. 2017zx05036-004)
文摘Fine-grained rocks(FGR) are the important source rocks and reservoirs of shale hydrocarbon which is the prospect hotspot at present. Widely distributed fine-grained sediments(FGS) of the upper fourth member of Shahejie Formation in Dongying depression are taken as an example to study the space-time evolution and controlling factor of FGS in this paper. Based on the analysis of well cores, thin sections, inorganic and organic geochemistry indicators, FGR are divided into 7 types of lithofacies. Through the study of ‘point-line-plane', this study shows that FGS has the characteristics of rhythum, diversity and succession. The first stage is characterized by clayey FGS(massive claystone). The second stage is characterized by carbonate FGS(low-TOC laminated limestone) and dolomitic FGS(dolomitic-silty shale) formed by transgression. The third stage is characterized by organic-rich carbonate FGS(middle/high-TOC laminated limestone) distributed in cycle. The fourth stage is characterized by FGS mixed carbonate and siliciclastic sediments(calcareous-silty shale). A variety of space-time evolution of FGS are controlled by multiple factors including tectonism, climate and lake conditions.