Differences and controlling factors of composite hydrocarbon accumulations in the Tazhong uplift, Tarim Basin, NW China

Based on three-dimensional seismic interpretation, structural and sedimentary feature analysis, and examination of fluid properties and production dynamics, the regularity and main controlling factors of hydrocarbon accumulation in the Tazhong uplift, Tarim Basin are investigated. The results show that the oil and gas in the Tazhong uplift has the characteristics of complex accumulation mainly controlled by faults, and more than 80% of the oil and gas reserves are enriched along fault zones. There are large thrust and strike-slip faults in the Tazhong uplift, and the coupling relationship between the formation and evolution of the faults and accumulation determine the difference in complex oil and gas accumulations. The active scale and stage of faults determine the fullness of the traps and the balance of the phase, that is, the blocking of the transport system, the insufficient filling of oil and gas, and the unsteady state of fluid accumulation are dependent on the faults. The multi-period tectonic sedimentary evolution controls the differences of trap conditions in the fault zones, and the multi-phase hydrocarbon migration and accumulation causes the differences of fluid distribution in the fault zones. The theory of differential oil and gas accumulation controlled by fault is the key to the overall evaluation, three-dimensional development and discovery of new reserves in the Tazhong uplift.

Synthesis,Crystal Structure and Water Vapor Adsorption Property of a New Supramolecular Architecture

A new complex, [Cu（HL）（phen）（H2O）]·4H2O（1, H3L·HCl = 5-（（4-carboxypiperidin-1-yl）methyl）isophthalic acid hydrochloride, phen = 1,10-phenanthroline）, has been hydrothermally prepared and characterized by single-crystal X-ray diffraction, IR spectroscopy, elemental analysis and PXRD. Complex 1 crystallizes in monoclinic, space group P21/c with a = 14.5520（14）, b = 12.6659（12）, c = 15.5006（14） A, β = 97.224（2）o, V = 2834.3（5） A3, Z = 4, C27H33N3O11 Cu, Mr = 639.10, Dc = 1.498 g/cm3, μ = 0.837 mm-1, S = 1.047, F（000） = 1332, the final R = 0.0423 and w R = 0.1118 for 18772 observed reflections（I 〉 2σ（I））. The compound is a Cu（Ⅱ） centre mononuclear molecule in the asymmetric unit. The independent binuclear [Cu2（HL）2（phen）2] units are bridged to form a three-dimensional（3D） supramolecular polymer by extensive hydrogen bonds and π-π non-covalent bonding interactions. Moreover, thermogravimetric（TG） analysis and gas adsorption property of 1 were also discussed.

Are matrix isolated species really “isolated”? Infrared spectroscopic and theoretical studies of noble gas-transition metal oxide complexes

In this review, we summarize our recent results on matrix isolation infrared spectroscopic studies and theoretical investigations of noble gas-transition metal oxide complexes. The results show that some transition metal oxide species trapped in solid noble gas matrices are chemically coordinated by one or multiple noble gas atoms forming noble gas complexes and, hence, cannot be regarded as isolated species. Noble gas coordination alters the vibrational frequencies as well as the geometric and electronic structures of transition metal oxide species trapped in solid noble gas matrixes. The interactions between noble gas atoms and transition metal oxides involve ion-induced dipole interactions as well as chemical bonding interactions. Periodic trends in the bonding in these noble gas-transition metal complexes are discussed.

Energy efficiencies and CO_(2)emissions associated with lowtemperature separation technologies for the processing of formation fluid from the Achimov deposits

Three different technologies for the low-temperature separation(LTS)of gas condensate from the Achimov deposits in the Russian Urengoyskoe gas and condensate field were assessed using exergy analyses.The options examined included turbo-expansion and ejection.Thermomechanical exergy values were calculated for material streams and exergy losses and efficiencies were estimated for dedicated equipment used in the LTS.The lowest exergy loss of 4221.2 kW was obtained using turboexpansion and electricity cogeneration.The carbon release associated with each scenario was calculated while considering different production rates,technological parameters and natural decreases in wellhead pressure.The integral carbon footprint after 40 years of LTS operation was estimated for all cases.A classical ejector-based LTS scheme was shown to produce 1200 t of CO_(2)emissions over 40 years of operation.This same scheme combined with a turboexpander and electricity generator produced 59%less CO_(2)in the same period.An expansion-cogeneration LTS scheme was found to be the most effective and ecologically friendly among the various options based on this analysis.