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Volume 15 Issue 2
Jun 2004
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Xiulan Yin, Sitian Li, Yinsheng Ma, Jihai Yang. Structural Effects of Overpressure Fluid Activities in Yinggehai Basin. Journal of Earth Science, 2004, 15(2): 238-244.
Citation: Xiulan Yin, Sitian Li, Yinsheng Ma, Jihai Yang. Structural Effects of Overpressure Fluid Activities in Yinggehai Basin. Journal of Earth Science, 2004, 15(2): 238-244.

Structural Effects of Overpressure Fluid Activities in Yinggehai Basin

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the Major Science and Technology Development Program of the Ministry of Land and Resources 2002201

the National Natural Science Foundation of China 40102012

the National Natural Science Foundation of China 40372102

China Geological Survey DKD2104011

  • Received Date: 14 Jan 2004
  • Accepted Date: 08 Feb 2004
  • The characteristics and distribution of faults in Yinggehai basin discussed in this paper reveal the structural effects of the overpressure fluid expulsion. The rapid subsidence and mud rich intervals of the marine rocks dominate the formation of the overpressure systems and the enormous volumes of the overpressure fluids in the basin. Triggered by some faults, the overpressure fluids were expulsed rapidly from the overpressure compartments to form a series of diapirs in the basin, resulting in the dense fractures or faults and folds in the limbs of diapirs. These fractures and faults provided the migration pathway for the vertical flow of hydrocarbons, so that the gas fields arising from this process might migrate upwards to the sandstone reservoir. Therefore, the hydrocarbon accumulations are usually located in the upper parts of diapiric structures.

     

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