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压实对页岩有机质孔隙发育控制作用——以四川盆地东南地区及周缘下古生界为例
石油与天然气地质
2021年 42卷 第No.1期
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Title
Controlling effect of compaction upon organic matter pore development in shale: A case study on the Lower Paleozoic in southeastern Sichuan Basin and its periphery
作者
陈前
闫相宾
刘超英
魏晓亮
程喆
秦伟军
洪太元
Authors
Qian Chen
Xiangbin Yan
Chaoying Liu
Xiaoliang Wei
Zhe Cheng
Weijun Qin
Taiyuan Hong
摘要
有机质孔隙是页岩储层中的重要储集空间,目前相关研究主要集中在孔隙的成因与描述上,而对地质条件下有机质孔隙所经历的次生压实改造关注较少。基于扫描电镜、孔隙定量统计和气体吸附技术,对川东南地区及周缘下古生界黑色页岩有机质孔隙的压实改造特点开展了研究。结果显示,有机质孔隙的变形与定向性排列为常见现象,其特征与有机质的赋存状态有关。顺层有机质中孔隙被压实破坏的现象最为普遍,充填有机质中的孔隙则局部被挤压发生形变,矿物集合体有机质孔隙的形变则主要与粘土矿物有关。除有机质赋存状态外,有机质孔隙被压实破坏的影响作用还受控于微观矿物格架的保护、由有机质含量所决定的岩石塑性以及有机质孔隙本身的大小。
Abstract
Pores in organic matter are important storage space for gas or oil in shale. Present researches are focused more on the genesis and description of the pores and less on the secondary compaction that also plays a role in the modification of the pores under diverse geological conditions. This paper studies the modification of the pores under compaction with samples from the Lower Paleozoic black shale of southeastern Sichuan Basin and its periphery being observed with scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and analyzed with quantitative pore statistics and gas adsorption techniques. The results show that the deformation and orientation arrangement of pores commonly seen in the organic matter samples can be related to the actual occurrence of the organic matter: the pores are generally destroyed under compaction when in organic matter along beddings, or squeezed to deform locally when in organic matter serving as fillings in shale or just deformed by clay minerals when in organic matter-mineral aggregates. In addition to the occurrence, the pores are also affected by microscopic mineral framework, rock plasticity determined by organic matter content, and their own size.
关键词:
赋存状态;
挤压形变;
矿物格架;
压实作用;
有机质孔隙;
页岩;
下古生界;
川东南地区;
Keywords:
occurrence;
compaction and deformation;
mineral framework;
compaction;
organic pore;
shale;
the Lower Paleozoic;
southeastern Sichuan Basin;