Analysis on the Characteristics and Controlling Factors of Karst Reservoirs in the Second Member of Dengying Formation in Penglai Gas Area
摘要
The gas reservoir in the second member of Dengying Formation of Pengtan 1 well is located on the Northern Slope of Gaomo Paleo-uplift, that is an ultra-deep old algae-rich dolomite formation in Sichuan Basin. Due to the development of a large number of dissolution holes in the algae-rich dolomite formation, more than one million cubic meters of high-yield wells have been obtained in many wells, and the test production effect is good. The second member of Dengying Formation can be divided into two sub-members. The lower sub-member develops algae-rich pore dolomite, and the upper sub-member is dissolved pore-type crystalline dolomite. According to the characteristics of reservoir space and lithology, ten types of reservoir types are divided, which are cavernous reservoirs,fractured-vuggy reservoirs 1, vuggy reservoirs 1, fractured-porous reservoirs 1, porous reservoir 1, fractured-vuggy reservoirs 2, vuggy reservoirs 2, fractured-porous reservoirs 2, porous reservoir 2 and fractured reservoirs. In the crystalline dolomite, there are five types: cavernous reservoirs, fractured-vuggy reservoirs 1, vuggy reservoirs 1, fractured-porous reservoirs 1 and porous reservoir 1. In the algae-rich dolomite formation, there are four types of fractured-vuggy reservoirs 2, vuggy reservoirs 2, fractured-porous reservoirs 2, porous reservoir 2. It is mainly fractured reservoirs in tight dolomite strata. The fractured-vuggy and vuggy reservoirs are high-quality reservoirs. On the basis of the favorable sedimentary facies of the mound-shoal facies, the second member of Dengying Formation was uplifted by the three-stage Tongwan movements, and formed a pore-type karst reservoir after dissolution and transformation in the supergene period. The high-quality reservoirs are mainly distributed in the karst paleo-topography and the horizontal subsurface flow zone. The reservoirs in the 2 and 3 sub-layers of the upper sub-member are continuously and stably distributed in the horizontal direction, which is the main development layer at present.